You would have thought that Wine would have a path interpreter that acted case-insensitive, like Windows is. :shrug: The sensitivity does have its upsides, but I do agree that it leads to a fair bit of wallbanging.

Thanks You get an extra cookie for speaking welsh too

New release soon

Just installed this yesterday when my character was already in Skingrad.

I must say that screenshots don't do this justice - this mod is really awesome! Congratulations on winning FOTM! :celebration:

By the way, there was a slight immersion break when I realized that it was raining outside, but no rain was visible when I peered out of the window. I am sure it is not easy to add rain and weather effects, but doesn't the tie-in with All Natural do something about it? - I've seen screenshots that adjust for nighttime, but is there adjustment for weather? Just wanted to confirm...

Rain doesn't have collision, so it just goes straight through everything, hence why we don't let it rain when you're inside. It's the same weather, just without the rain.

The problem is that you can either set an interior to behave like an interior, in which case it ignores the weather, or you can set it to behave like an exterior, in which case the rain would fall through the roof of the building. I don't believe there's a way around it.

edit: ninja'ed by the ninja! :ninja:

I have no idea what I'm talking about, but doesn't the Morrowind Code Patch fix this problem so rain doesn't fall through things? Would there be any way to use this information to fix this issue in Oblivion?

Yes, but according to those in the know Morrowind's fix =//= Oblivion's fix.

dunno, but rain is a simple particle effect.. that just follows the player. how to add collision on spawned particles is something i don't have a clue about. i imagine it's not possible.

Could the windows themselves be replaced with animated trickling rain window textures during rainy weather?

I did at least think of this at one point, having a system similar to AWLS but for precipitation on interior windows, but I don't know if it's possible to have more than 2 animation states (you'd need clear, rain, heavy rain, snow) and it wouldn't look very good anyway, unless you animate them to go very smooth, but you're still lacking depth then.

I'd rather wait for progress to be made in making rain have collision, as pipe-dream as it is, than spend the time and effort trying to do an animated effect. That said, I'm not going to stop anyone else from trying, a la Immersive Interiors has done for seeing the outside from inside...

Just wanted to pop in and tell you I love what you've done so far! Excellent job and thank you

SomeWelshGuy
Check PM please

AKA: Immersive Interiors - Russian Translation, coming soon to a Russian fansite near you (permission pending...).

Just noting here that I've updated my Environment Mod List with a paragraph on this.

:blush: :laugh:
Yep, with All Natural and Storms&Sounds it would be very immersive trio B)

Thanks for the support guys

I've seen your PM I've got about 5 translation requests at the moment, and I'm waiting until the 0.6 release before I do anything as it is very close to being done

Thanks a lot, it's appreciated

Looking forward to the Chorrol release, Chorrol is one of my favourite cities and definetely one of the most beautiful. Those screenshots are looking great.

Just a heads up, Chorrol is about 3/4 complete
Hopefully have a release either tomorrow or Sunday, depending on whether or not my wrists fall off due to repetitive strain injury

Obviously 0.6 will have Anvil, Skingrad and Chorrol covered. Also every interior in those cities has been subspaced, which should make the odd NPC issue disappear completely

What npc issue?

If subspaces were needed to resolve, then the issue would have been NPCs sometimes being stuck "outside" in the interiors.

In the beta we had NPCs "escaping" and wandering around the outside of the interiors. It looked pretty cool actually but obviously wasn't very desirable

Since the first 0.4 release the issue was practically fixed due to extra collision being added. Version 0.5 removed all "activatable" objects like furniture from the fake exteriors, which was basically just an added thing to be on the safe side.

The new 0.6 release has each interior mesh, i.e. the house your in, within a subspace, which, while I've not had any reports of any NPCs escaping since the 0.5 release, is just another measure to basically stop it from happening at all

EDIT: Ninja'd. Although like I said, I haven't actually seen it myself or had any reports since the public release. However subspaces have been added just to be on the safe side

Chorrol release should be very, very soon, within the next few hours. Just testing it before release now

http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/6032/chorrol01.png
http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/5608/chorrol02.png
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/8486/chorrol03.png

Last 3 screenshots for you

Very nice.

Very nice. Are you using a shader or something, that light looks really yellow.

== 0.6 Chorrol Released ==
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=34199

New in this version:

• Chorrol now has Immersive Interiors.
  
• Interior meshes subspaced to fix a rare, yet harmless NPC collision issue

Also uploaded a http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=18054 Patch. Thanks to http://www.tesnexus.com/modules/members/index.php?id=732048 for it

Big thanks to http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/user/615398-br0sk1/ for beta testing

Thanks.

EDIT: Loving yet another "THIS REQUIRES ALL NATURAL".