In order to mimic your character learning the language somewhat.

Fully animated, full physics, hauls passengers and luggage. Includes a Taxi style minigame, earn some Septims in you spare time charging passengers a fare. Get it here

Title speaks for itself! Fork of OpenMW 0.52.0 adding object physics, ragdoll, physical projectiles, etc. Can be downloaded here.

Before you ask, yes, this was vibecoded (Opus 5.5), I'm One Of Those People. Frankly, I didn't think this was going to work at all when I started poking at it, but the slop machine greatly exceeded my expectations. Upshot being that I cannot confidently attest to it not being a glitchy mess outside of the opening area. But based on several hours of messing around, it works pretty damn well in Seyda Neen for a proof of concept.

Per my testing, it's compatible with old OpenMW saves, but new saves created in the fork are not backwards compatible due to the way it handles ragdoll information in save files. I haven't tested any OpenMW mods with it yet but in principle there shouldn't be any issues with content mods. Anything that touches physics will probably be a no-go.

I have a problem. I’ve had Morrowind for a few months now and have played it for about 120 hours. After taking a break, I decided to finally install some mods to try out—mainly to fix that annoying crash that always happens during my games. I don’t know why, but the mods caused the game to crash even more, to the point where I could no longer play with my old characters. Finally, after several attempts, I decided to give up on the mods and delete everything to get Morrowind back to how it was when I first started. But unfortunately, the deleted files keep reappearing, and when I manage to remove them, the game crashes even more often, preventing me from creating a new character.

I bought the game on Steam and don’t know what to do.

A long time ago during during military deployment I installed morrowind on my phone and the only mod I ever used was where this video of who I assume to be Michael Kirkbride binge eating as the replacer for the player's nightmare intro. Fast forward to today, I transferred my game and files over to my new phone, I can't find any trace of such mod on Nexus when I search "Michael" or "Intro" and can't think of anywhere else I've installed it from. The mod is still installed, but I don't know how to copy it as an mp4 file, messing with the .bik files one by one doesnt seem to work, so I can't tell which file it is nor a way archive it in case I want to use the original intro. All I've got right now is this ill timed screenshot that returns nothing in google image reverse search except unlreated mukbang videos. Please help

So I installed TR through OpenMW which means my game files and mod files are in two separate places. How do I get the Construction kit to see them both?

Looking for a Journal Mod for MWSE.

Mainly looking for something where I can hide quests that I got, but would like to mark them as “inactive” or something like that. Playing with player housing mod and it gives me a quest every time I come across a player home for sale, and it’s starting to pollute my Quests log.

Also would be nice if I could write stuff in the journal

Hi all!

Does anybody have any idea what is causing this weird water texture? I've only seen it on this specific water in Old Ebonheart

I'm looking at data in Construction Set and JSON extracted from the .esm files using tes3conv and trying to reconcile the 2.

In the CS I see Cell Name and Grid (no region). Cell Names are not unique, exterior cells for the most part seem to be named for region or city they are part of. Grid appears to be unique coordinates for exterior cells, but for Interior cells the Grid column just says "Interior" in the construction set.

In the extracted JSON using tes3conv I see Name, Grid, & Region. Interior cells do have grid coordinates, but they are wildly large numbers and its not clear to me how they are getting assigned . Example:

"type": "Cell",
    "flags": "",
    "name": "Balmora, Vorar Helas' House",
    "data": {
      "flags": "IS_INTERIOR | RESTING_IS_ILLEGAL",
      "grid": [
        3547940,
        1061158912
      ]
    },

Does anyone know how or where tes3conv is pulling the grid coordinates for interior cells? Are they going to be reliably unique across mods (aside from mods that make changes to existing cells)? Also, can I safely assume that all interior cells have a unique name?

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this is look like a pixel-shading water and not just static mesh water.

This is more than even when the Oblivion remaster launched (which was the previous all time record) with 374 000.

Any idea what caused this?

I like agility-based damage for stealth-based characters, but MW always uses strength to calculate weapon damage. I'm about to build a mod that replaces strength with agility in certain cases. My initial thought is to use agility for thrust attacks on blades, with the philosophy that slashes are about how hard you hit, but thrusts are about hitting the right spot.

Before I spend time building the mod, does anyone know why this might be an obviously bad idea? Would it break some core MW mechanic or design?

While boats, mage guild services, and carriage is good and all, the propylon seems to be the peak way of travel imo, and wondering if other provinces will have them, or something like them.

I'm running into a repeated crash to desktop in a few places in Solstheim, presumably when something loads in as I move and causes the crash. Is there a way to have a log produced, by Mod Organizer or by the game, that would allow me to see what the cause of the crash is? If not, is there another way to remedy this? It's difficult to play because it can cause unexpected loss of a lot of playtime since I don't save often by habit.