OpenMW support for other games: Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout and more

[lysol]

Finally got to do some work. A lots of things missing, especially land/terrain.

https://youtu.be/U58gC1EAtMI

Cool.

What's the reason for the high loading times?

This is:

Proof of concept for worldspace support. Based on 0.36

[Biboran]

Wow! It totally awesome!
But whuy on 0.36? Is something about OGRE issues?

[SquireNed]

Wow! It totally awesome!
But whuy on 0.36? Is something about OGRE issues?

I think it's just something to do with when the project started.

[Atahualpa]

What's the reason for the high loading times?

This is:

Proof of concept for worldspace support. Based on 0.36

In my memory, the loading times weren't that high -- but if that's the reason...

Wow! It totally awesome!
But whuy on 0.36? Is something about OGRE issues?

I suppose it's not so easy to port everything over to the OSG version of OpenMW -- which is a pity because of the added normal map support (and performance gains).

[Capostrophic]

Normal, specular and parallax mapping actually was possible in 0.36.0 version.

[Atahualpa]

Really? In a compatible-to-OSG-version way?

[Capostrophic]

Really? In a compatible-to-OSG-version way?

A bit different.

[Pherim]

Yeah, well, that's nice and all, but I strongly suspect porting meshes and worldspaces will be among the least problems to make an OpenOblivion engine happen.

[cc9cii]

Yeah, well, that's nice and all, but I strongly suspect porting meshes and worldspaces will be among the least problems to make an OpenOblivion engine happen.

Hopefully you weren't expecting me to do the hard bits first

But of course you're correct. There's much work to be done.

Some more testing, this time interior cells in Skyrim: https://youtu.be/SCbiJsasdcU

[SquireNed]

You know, I can't count the number of times I've been playing Skyrim and thought "If only this had Morrowind's mechanics."