/home/bcurtis/workspace/OpenMW/openmw/apps/openmw/mwmechanics/aicombat.cpp:337:13: warning: Value stored to 'weapRange' is never read
weapRange = 150.f;
^ ~~~~~
1 warning generated.
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/home/bcurtis/workspace/OpenMW/openmw/apps/essimporter/importer.cpp:54:39: warning: Dereference of null pointer,
I think you can just assert that it != nullptr before
Since the migration to C++11 seems to be delay because of the compilation time problem, is the 0.37 versions till waiting the migration or will it be release before?
The list of Bugs closed and features added in the current 0.37 is really impressive and the last release was 2015-06-05, almost 2 month ago
People should also start wetting themselves over OpenMW-CS... with all the features that are now in place, it has made it possible to begin the OpenMW-Template project! This coming from a complete "modding" newb with zero experience with the original CS and has never ever "finished" the main quest in Morrowind.
Hahaa. To be honest, I think the template project started a little early (though that's good, because we can find bugs that are tackled better now than in 1.0) for it to be done. For example, we sort of had to ninja the land in by unconventional means. Your average guy is going to wait until that can be done in the intended way.
The real wettening will begin when Open-CS is at least as functional as TES: CS.
DestinedToDie wrote:The real wettening will begin when Open-CS is at least as functional as TES: CS.
I agree, but that we got something up and running that doesn't crash OpenMW is an accomplishment. Got to start somewhere. The good news, as you said, we're helping to drive development through bug reports and feature requests. This helps create focus and everyone has been a great help!
Yeah, this is why I'm especially excited about the template project. It's tossing the CS in the deep end and seeing how well it is at swimming. Plus, if it's done by someone with little modding experience, it should also show how "user friendly" it is. Developers tend to have that blind spot, I've noticed - like mothers whose children are always the smartest and prettiest.