I wondered if there was ever released a pack that bundled all of the reflective armors that were made after MCP 1.4 came out...

The function is run at load time and resolves all the constants/global variables in the script so that all mods are using the same set of objects. It's not like there aren't compiler bugs, though.


You can't really trust wording or what MWSFD says, documentation is never kept updated or accurate. The only specification is the code itself. It seems to run a probability check every frame at 0.2*time in storm*disease chance, then if that passes it runs another test on time in storm which I don't get and if you don't have a blight disease already you get a random blight disease. I don't see how spells are added to the UI, there is a large amount of junk between the adding and the showing up for regular spells.


Anyone want to make a list?

it turned out the error was caused by MWedit. MWedit does not like player references to be quoted, as has been my habit. i do thank you for looking into it, though.

I'm not on my home computer to check this out yet, so...

About the scroll-enchanting price modifier: Can I immediately start seeing the benefits of this in my game, or do I need to use this with a mod that changes the scroll-enchanting modifiers? Sorry, I found the wording of the change a little unclear.

Thanks for your hard work!

You need a mod that edits the GMST in question.

And, it just so happens that my mod does.

Oops, wrong thread opened. Keep up the great work on the Morrowind Code Patch! Loving the Cast Once rebalance.

So, I went ahead and updated my mod list with the latest fixes.

http://btb2.free.fr/morrowind.html

Note that I list the fixes in the same order as the fixes are in the installer. I've noticed that the fixes from 1.9 just seemed thrown in there with little regard given to what section they actually belonged in... perhaps you might want to clean that up a bit, Hrnch?

I put everything that has no noticeable effect on the base game in the default-on fixes category. HD cutscenes was primarily made to stop Morrowind crashing when you feed it something larger than 640x480. Scroll price stuff should probably go in the more visible area, I suppose. Can you remove the 256 from the front of the Map Expansion? That's the patch id. Spellmaking max. magnitude is 500, not 1000, and it's useful for feather, and even ... uh disintegrate. Yeah, so uh, Merry Christmas.

http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=26348

Just one feature - swift casting. It's like the casting in TES IV: Patrick Stewart Is Dead, though your weapon swings rather close to your neck when you cast while holding it. Someone should really fix the weapon bone on that animation. Morrowind could do it all along! It was only a four byte patch, though which four bytes wasn't so easy to figure out. Hopefully it can be a replacement for Fliggerty's take on it without the MWE induced crashing.

I didn't think that I would like it, but I tried out the swift casting beta. I have to admit, it is a nice feature to have, and I may well keep it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtkjRAMOUT4

I flipping luv you Hrnchamd. I've been wanting this so bad for the new combat mod I've been working on. TYVM.

Mother of God... it's actually possible.

Swift casting is beautiful thing and this http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=29555. makes a pretty great compliment to it I feel (Would be perfect if the animation got smoothed out a bit). But while testing I noticed that NPC types still use the standard ready spell stance. Will that get addressed or is it something separate in the code?

I'm not at home now and won't be for the next couple of weeks (hence the mod pack not being released yet). I'll see if I can test it out, but otherwise, the feature looks good from the video!
(I'll also see if I can get my modpack testers onto it, since they've largely got nothing to do right now).

Great video

I agree Hrnchamd, that bone really needs reworking.

Judging by the video, the 1st person view is okay, but indeed the 3rd person one could do with reworking.

This is incredible.

That's great, though possibly a bit unbalancing if NPCs can't play along as well. Also, will this make it so we block while casting? In vanilla you can't block with the casting hands up, but presumably you would still be able to block while casting using this?

Oh wow.

That is the hard bit about patching, the consequences. The AI aims to get into ready stance before it casts anything. It's not efficient if it has a weapon out, but most early caster enemies keep casting until they run out of magicka anyway. The ready stance is also a bit of foreshadowing for the player, allowing them to prepare for the spell. I guess I could change the AI state machine so it goes from weapon equipped to ready to cast straight away, but are there any good examples of enemies that mix weapon and magick use to test with?



You can block as long as the casting animation isn't playing. Casting while holding a shield isn't too pretty, though.

:drool:

This is the best post-Christmas gift ever. (Also, "Patrick Stewart is Dead" is my new favorite subtitle for Oblivion.)

Would it be possible to apply the Cast Once GMST to the chance of success?

EDIT: I mean the chance of successfully enchant an object with a Cast Once enchantment yourself. It's the same as Cast When Used.

If you use the patch to allow NPCs to use their powers, most dunmer use their sanctuary power. Thank god I'm playing a mage character at the moment, as that almost constant 50 sanctuary would get annoying.

Dunmer sanctuary is 60 seconds, it really does need modding. I suggest there should be a visible sanctuary VFX so you know about it and can tell when it wears off.

I want to incorporate the BSA redate for Steam users somewhere, should it be in MCP or left to MGE?

Wouldn't the BSA redate need to be applied to both MCP and MGE to be effective for the end-users? Granted, perhaps I'm over-thinking it, but for consistency's sake I think it'd be better for Morrowind and for MGE's distant land generator to treat BSAs the in the same manner.