The MGE stuff is for the graphics nut and it can easily destroy the performance if you select the wrong thing. I think just for the MGE portion, the rest of the install is pretty monkey press this / press that, can't get into trouble. Hmmm, maybe impulse has a modified executable?Īnyway some animations are included, but nothing for the physics. I have the GOTY version from impulse, so it has the patch, however, when I tried to use the code patch, this is all I get :( However, I ran into a snag with installation of the code patch (yeah I know the very first step… :P ). This is pretty awesome! Thank you for the great work. Check the readme for more details.Īlso, I have not touched Morrowind in ages, has there been any mods available to enhance the physics of the game or the animation of the game? One thing that always bothered me about TES-related games is their 'slip and slide' looking 3rd person animations, so hopefully there are some improvements made by the awesome modders for morrowind. If you should have a compatible version, please check you have not installed other patches such as Exe Optimizer, fpu2sse or no-CD patches. Make sure your Morrowind is patched with the last Bloodmoon patch (v.1.). There is no compatible patch for your version of Morrowind.exe. I have the GOTY version from impulse, so it has the patch, however, when I tried to use the code patch, this is all I get :(īacking up Morrowind.exe to However, I ran into a snag with installation of the code patch (yeah I know the very first step. It does require a very good computer though to get a smooth (30'ish) framerate. Is it worth trying?ĭo you enjoy free roaming RPG's then of course, it's the best one (and imo the most beautiful one) out there. I probably spent weeks installing MGE and mods the first time (100 or so mods) heh, this is nothing.įor one reason or another, I never had the chance to play or even know the lore behind Morrowind. What you should be comparing it to is to install everything manually, then you'll understand how easy this really is. Quite unbeliavable they've acutally manged to do that without having access to the source code. exe file to fix bugs and it even makes some additions to the game. MGE changes the graphics to a whole new level with completely new shaders (more 'next gen' than Oblivion's shaders), much better draw distance, new FOV, lots and lots of other stuff. That's quite unfair to compare to since the Nehrim install itn't even nearly as advanced. How are these guys unable to do that? Are they that much worse? Could they ask the Nehrim guys for help on how to set that up? The Nehrim guys made their mod work with a single installer.

Morrowind patch project 1.2