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Message: [QUOTE="Settyness, post: 1387, member: 371"] Most of the time I've seen, it's specifically because of MWSE-Lua. It has a lot of history, a lot of support, and some incredible mods, like [URL='https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/52872']this one[/URL]. OpenMW has OpenMW-Lua, which will be released in [ICODE]0.49.0[/ICODE] (still a ways away), but is currently available in the development/nightly builds (I personally use the [URL='https://modding-openmw.com/mods/openmw-appimage/']AppImages[/URL]). It's unfortunately not compatible with MWSE-Lua, and probably never will be. Being that OpenMW's goal is safety -- and as it stands now, MWSE-Lua essentially allows for ACE -- the developers are trying to be super careful, which simply takes time. Following [ICODE]0.49.0[/ICODE], OpenMW-Lua will continue to be developed, and more features will be exposed. Thanks! ? I'm usually playing with [URL='https://modding-openmw.com/lists/total-overhaul/']Total Overhaul[/URL] and [URL='https://gitlab.com/Settyness/morrowind-big-brain-baubles/-/edit/main/SUPPLEMENT.md']a few extra mods[/URL]. The latter guide is a bit dated, as we've already added a few of those to Total Overhaul since I wrote it. I will probably update it when I play again. I also can't really recommend the TR Preview data, as it may break your save; I just like to live dangerously. ? EDIT: If you want the shader setup I'm using, it's basically [url=https://modding-openmw.com/lists/total-overhaul/481/?dev=on]this badboy[/url] (use the included [ICODE]shaders.yaml[/ICODE]). It's a collection of shaders that we got permission to repack, so it's an all-in-one package. I've made some additional changes that'll I'll throw up on my GitLab if you want. You can drop this right into your install and continue your playthrough unimpeded; it's only postprocessing. That actually reminds me of a shortcoming of OpenMW: the save format. AFAIK, it behaves like a [ICODE].omwaddon[/ICODE] and is a completely different format than a [ICODE]Morrowind.exe[/ICODE] save, thus current tools (like Wrye Mash) will not work on them. Currently, there really is no standard way to fix broken save files in OpenMW, which is why it is never recommended to mess with your mod list during a playthrough. There are really smart people trying to parse out the save format for the purpose of developing tools for this reason however. Awesome character! I actually play something quite similar most of the time. I love content like this and have been thinking about filming my own playthroughs next time I get the Morrowind itch. If it helps at all, any out-of-the-box, mechanical deviation from vanilla Morrowind that OpenMW may have is considered a bug and should be reported. [/QUOTE]

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