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Gotcha. Yeah, most of those installers overwrite the data folder, which is not the recommended OpenMW way of installing mods. But glad that you got it to work!

When you installed the Dark UI, did you paste the files into the Morrowind Data Files folder or just add the folder path to OpenMW.cfg?

There are some things that normal Wiki editors cannot do, like modify the wiki's CSS. Darklocq already has added himself to the Wiki group, but lacks those extra rights and is wondering who has them (or alternatively, how to get them).

With the help of people on IRC and the openmw-deps-mac GitHub page, I was able to build openmw-deps-mac. I am running this cmake command successfully, based on the contents of openmw/CI/before_script.osx.sh: cmake \ -D CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="/Users/Will/OpenSource/openmw-deps;/usr/local/opt/qt@5.5&...

I figured out that it was referring to the openmw-deps-mac project. I tried building it following the instructions on the GitHub page, but ran into an issue with a missing file, which I filed an issue for . I tried downloading the zip file that corristo provided and ran this command: cmake -DCMAKE_P...

What is DEPENDENCIES_ROOT="/path/to/unpacked/prebuilt/dependencies/openmw-deps" in your script? I didn't see anything about that in the instructions.

Also, if extra steps like these are necessary, could you please add them to the wiki?

I was thinking that I was setting up Eclipse to run cmake for me. Is that part of these instructions? For what it's worth, I'm accustomed to working with Java projects that use Maven or Gradle. I just clone the project in my IDE, it auto-detects that it is built with one of those frameworks, and the...

Have you tried running our OSX scripts from /CI directory? We use these to setup what we need to build an OpenMW on macOS on Travis-CI. I tried running before_install.osx.sh followed by before_script.osx.sh, but it didn't make a difference unfortunately. I also tried uninstalling the packaged versi...

In the OpenMW setup instructions for Eclipse , it says this: Now right-click on your project, and select "Properties". Go to "C/C++ build", uncheck "use default build command", and specify your command, like make -j 4 -C ${ProjDirPath}../build Note: Replace this example...

If you are using TextEdit, you can turn off smart quotes by going to the menu bar and going to Edit -> Substitutions -> Smart Quotes (it is on if there is a check mark next to it). I also recommend that first you go to Format -> Make Plain Text.