In the last post, we talked about how Cody Glassman is working on support for more than 8 lights per object. Here is the link to the forum topic, and here is the one to the merge-request. But while the mod in itself might not be too exciting, it still proves that things are actually moving forward and that we are getting closer and closer to a world where OpenMW has greatly enhanced modding capabilities compared to today. Petr Mikheev just reached a major milestone with the upcoming Lua scripting system: The first playable Lua test mod is live! Note the word “test” here of course this is nothing of interest for you guys that just want to have fun and play a great RPG from the early 2000s enhanced with cool mods. OpenMW Spotlight: Lua & Light, the second chapterĪs if the last post wasn’t long enough! We need to share some updates regarding Lua and the upcoming lighting improvements. But a little celebration seems to be appropriate, which is why I present you with an updated version of our 2013 video “A Visual History of Changes to OpenMW”! Sit back, relax, and have fun. A huge thank-you to all of you for your continuous support! Rest assured, though, that we are not reaching for the stars here and that we will still concentrate on publishing release commentaries in the future instead of featuring puppies or kittens. Our channel has now reached 10,000 subscribers, a truly gigantic number for such a niche project like OpenMW. For me and many others, the release videos have always been something to look forward to, a strangely satisfying means to highlight OpenMW’s progress throughout the ages - and a great opportunity to mess around with our beloved Fargoth! Starting with version 0.13.0, each and every main release of our engine has been accompanied by a release commentary. OpenMW Special Video: 10,000 YouTube Subscribers

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