A brief overview of the differences between the two engines.¶
Mge Xe Must Be Installed
Feb 10, 2018. Use MGE XE only, don't dick around with the previous versions. For MGE XE to work make sure you run morrowind without it first and click new game, wait for you to load up to where you enter your name, then exit it. That creates the proper files for MGE XE to work and should allow you to change settings at will. Oct 01, 2014. One ON One Match.
OpenMW is designed to be able to use all the normal Morrowind mod files such as ESM/ESP plugins, texture replacers,mesh replacers, etc.
Warning
All external programs and libraries that depend on
morrowind.exe
cannot function with OpenMW.This means you should assume mods dependent on Morrowind Graphics Extender, Morrowind Code Patch,Morrowind Script Extender, etc, will not work correctly, nor will the tools themselves.![Mge Mge](https://v-orenburge-mebel.ru/images/cached/g-58ncP45iVA0RzwwTn6MGE3xdn8s96Q0O9wA7wU-TPEk5fGhZsgDh9hp0t-6OSIjwa7sOcM6AMm0SdofIt-XE7_GwWhNMoNrqoyFZXim7dZoADW_z3COVyvQD5SESS8.jpg)
Multiple Data Folders¶
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The largest difference between OpenMW and Morrowind in terms of data structure is OpenMW’s support of multiple data folders.This has many advantages, especially when it comes to uninstalling mods and preventing unintentional overwrites of files.
Warning
Most mods can still be installed into the root OpenMW data folder, but this is not recommended.
To install mods via this new feature:
- Open
openmw.cfg
with your preferred text editor. It is located as described in Paths and not in your OpenMW root directory. - Find or search for
data=
. This is located very near the bottom of the file. - Add a new line below this line and make a new entry of the format
data='path/to/your/mod'
- Make as many of these entries as you need for each mod folder you want to include.
- Save
openmw.cfg
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All mod folders must adhere to the same file structure as
~/Morrowind/DataFiles/
.To uninstall these mods simply delete that mod’s respective
data=
entry.The mods are loaded in the order of these entries, with the top being overwritten by mods added towards the bottom.Note
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Mods that depend on ESM/ESP plugins can be rearranged within the OpenMW Launcher,but mesh/texture replacer mods can only be reordered by moving their
data=
entry.OpenMW Launcher¶
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The launcher included with OpenMW is similar to the original Morrowind Launcher.Go to the Data Files tab to enable and disable plugins. You can also drag list items to modify the load order.Content lists can be created at the bottom by clicking the New Content List button, creating a list name,then setting up a new modlist. This is helpful for different player profiles and testing out different load orders.
Settings.cfg¶
The
settings.cfg
file is essentially the same as the INI files for Morrowind.It is located in the same directory as openmw.cfg
. This is where many video, audio, GUI, input, etc.settings can be modified. Some are available in-game, but many are only available in this configuration file.Please see https://wiki.openmw.org/index.php?title=Settings for the complete listing.Open Source Resources Support¶
While OpenMW supports all of the original files that Morrowind supported,we’ve expanded support to many open source file formats. These are summarized below:
<this will be a table of the type of file, the morrowind supported file, and the OpenMW supported file formats>
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- // CoC Calculations based off Knu's DoF shader for MGE
- // Optimized by Ethatron
- // Fog/weather link modification by CloudScratcher
- int mgeflags =0;
- // ---------------------------------------
- float fogstart;
- externfloat fr =59.775;// lower for more blur, 60.0 is no blur, make small adjustments as it is very sensitive
- // set slightly lower than fp to simulate myopia or as an alternative to MGE's distant blur
- // set slightly higher than fp+fpa to simulate hyperopia
- externfloat base_blur_radius =0.383;// base blur radius;
- // higher values mean more blur when out of DoF and shorter DoF.
- externfloat R =32.0;// maximum blur radius in pixels;
- extern bool EdgeWeighting =1;// 0 has constant weighting in highlights,
- extern bool NoWeaponBlur =1;// Set to true to enable a minumum range which will never blur, if set to false the blur can start right in front of the player which is not recommended
- externfloat weaponblur_cutoff =40.0;// Sets the minimum range if enabled above
- externfloat fogblur_modifier =10.0;
- #undef SMOOTHBLUR // when on, smooths the blur, may have a performance hit
- // ---------------------------------------
- externfloat fpa =0.0;
- externfloat zzTargetPosX =0.5;
- texture lastpass;
- Texture =<lastshader>;
- AddressU = Mirror;
- MinFilter = Linear;
- };
- sampler s1 = sampler_state { texture=<depthframe>; AddressU=Clamp; AddressV=Clamp;};
- sampler s3 = sampler_state { texture=<lastpass>; AddressU=Mirror; AddressV=Mirror; MagFilter=Linear; MinFilter=Linear;};
- struct VSOUT
- float4 vertPos : POSITION;
- };
- struct VSIN
- float4 vertPos : POSITION0;
- };
- VSOUT FrameVS(VSIN IN)
- VSOUT OUT =(VSOUT)0.0f;
- OUT.vertPos= IN.vertPos;
- }
- #define M 60
- {
- float2(-0.2165,0.1250),
- float2(-0.0000,-0.2500),
- float2(0.2165,0.1250),
- float2(-0.2500,0.4330),
- float2(-0.5000,0.0000),
- float2(-0.2500,-0.4330),
- float2(0.2500,-0.4330),
- float2(0.5000,-0.0000),
- float2(0.2500,0.4330),
- float2(-0.2565,0.7048),
- float2(-0.6495,0.3750),
- float2(-0.7386,-0.1302),
- float2(-0.4821,-0.5745),
- float2(-0.0000,-0.7500),
- float2(0.4821,-0.5745),
- float2(0.7386,-0.1302),
- float2(0.6495,0.3750),
- float2(0.2565,0.7048),
- float2(-0.2588,0.9659),
- float2(-0.7071,0.7071),
- float2(-0.9659,0.2588),
- float2(-0.9659,-0.2588),
- float2(-0.7071,-0.7071),
- float2(-0.2588,-0.9659),
- float2(0.2588,-0.9659),
- float2(0.7071,-0.7071),
- float2(0.9659,-0.2588),
- float2(0.9659,0.2588),
- float2(0.7071,0.7071),
- float2(0.2588,0.9659)
- float4 DepthOfField(float2 tex : TEXCOORD0): COLOR0 {
- float focus = tex2D(s1, float2(0.5,0.5)).r;
- float z = depth *0.0142;
- float c = base_blur_radius *0.009*(fr - fpf +1/ z)/ fr / k;
- float fogblur = smoothstep((fogstart/fogblur_modifier)-(fogblur_modifier*25), fogstart/fogblur_modifier, z);
- if(NoWeaponBlur){
- weapon = smoothstep(weaponblur_cutoff-0.05, weaponblur_cutoff, z);
- }
- return float4(tex2D(PassSamplerL, tex).rgb, c +0.5);
- float4 SmartBlur( float2 tex : TEXCOORD0 ): COLOR0 {
- constfloat c =2* R *(color.a-0.5);
- float weight =(1/(c * c +1))* dot(color.rgb+0.01, float3(0.2126,0.7152,0.0722));
- if(EdgeWeighting)
- float amount = weight;
- for(int i =0; i < M; i++){
- float4 s_color = tex2D(s3, s_tex);
- s_c = max(abs(c), s_c);
- weight =(1/(s_c * s_c +1))* dot(s_color.rgb+0.01, float3(0.2126,0.7152,0.0722));
- weight *= saturate(1- smoothstep(s_c, s_c *1.1, length(dir)*abs(c)));
- if(EdgeWeighting)
- weight *= saturate(0.25+0.75*pow(length(dir)* c /(s_c),2));
- color += s_color * max(0, weight);
- }
- #ifdef SMOOTHBLUR
- #endif
- return float4(color.rgb/ amount,1);
- float4 HorizontalBlur(float2 tex : TEXCOORD0): COLOR0 {
- float4 color = tex2D(s3, tex);
- float scale = c /8; color *=6;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x-(rcpres.x)* scale, tex.y))*4;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x+(rcpres.x)* scale, tex.y))*4;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x-(rcpres.x*2)* scale, tex.y))*1;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x+(rcpres.x*2)* scale, tex.y))*1;
- return float4(color.rgb/16, c /(2* R)+0.5);
- float4 VerticalBlur(float2 tex : TEXCOORD0): COLOR0 {
- float4 color = tex2D(s3, tex);
- float scale = c /8; color *=6;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x, tex.y-(rcpres.y)* scale))*4;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x, tex.y+(rcpres.y)* scale))*4;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x, tex.y-(rcpres.y*2)* scale))*1;
- color += tex2D(s3, float2(tex.x, tex.y+(rcpres.y*2)* scale))*1;
- return float4(color.rgb/16,1);
- technique T0 < string MGEinterface ='MGE XE 0';>
- pass {
- PixelShader = compile ps_3_0 DepthOfField();
- VertexShader = compile vs_3_0 FrameVS();
- }
- #ifdef SMOOTHBLUR
- VertexShader = compile vs_3_0 FrameVS();
- }
- pass {
- PixelShader = compile ps_3_0 VerticalBlur();
- #endif
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