Morroblivion

Last I heard was from grimdeath, when he got a message from Galadrielle saying an update would come. That was in August, though. :( This wouldn't be much of a problem if we just had the source code.

Frankly, I kinda think .98b was a nice place to make a pause in development - it converts most everything noticeable, and its got just enough flexibility for replacing most objects. I just wish there was a way to replace things with modded meshes - the guars and morrowind armor are currently hardcoded.

Hm that's odd. I get the occasional rogue triangle, but nary a game crash. Maybe because I'm using custom inis?

I will tell ya, Galadrielle has a great idea combining the two, and Bethesda is freakin dropping the ball on this one by banning her from their forums.... I mean a mod that would combine Morrowind and Oblivion would obviously put a demand for Bethesda to put Morrowind back on the shelf! I know when I bought the game, I played this off and on for years, and now someone comes up with a brilliant idea to combine the two using the Oblivion engine! Talk about extended value of the game. Bethesda, you messed up on this opportunity by not supporting Galadrielle's efforts. A dedicated fanbase loves to extend the playability of a great game. I hope Galadrielle continues to update this one! Cheers

I doubt Galadrielle will continue to update this. The mod is complete, and all things that seem incomplete are merely conflicts between Oblivion's engine and Morrowind's. Morroblivion succesfully links Morrowind and Oblivion together. What is left to update is up to us now. Which is why I am working towards updating several things in the game. Hopefully I can get some help from people here because my knowledge of the CS is limited. As of now I am working on replacing all of the NPCs' clothing, armor and weapons with new Oblivion clothing, armor and weapons. This will allow people to use the Morroblivion AI pack and not have towns full of naked people running around. Then the AI packs for NPCs need badly to be updated, and world items need to be replaced so that Morroblivion NPCs can sit, read, eat and sleep, as well as various other activites like praying, etc. Next I plan to move onto lighting, both interior and exterior, and giving actors torches. This will make Darker Nights and Darker Dungeons work wonderfully in both Oblivion and Morrowind, as Morrowind is currently just too dark if you use those mods. Speaking of dungeons, we need to untick the water boxes for all dungeons so that they aren't filled up with water. After that all Morrowind textures need to be replaced with their Oblivion counterparts. This will just make the land look extremely awesome, as well as enable the LOD to work correctly so you can actually see distant land without it looking like crap. THEN, after all that is COMPLETED FULLY, we need to start to make new content for Morroblivion, including Morrowind creatures and items re-made from scratch with newer and better textures that also fit smoothly into the game world. So... if anyone is willing to help, please let me know! :P

Yeah, I installed the Object Replacer. The problem is that it conflicts with the Morroblivion AI pack. I don't want people with clothes if it means they all just stand there like lemmings! :P

That's odd, the Object Replacer has a very complete clothes ini that solves that matter. It worked very well for me as seen in the screens. I haven't installed the AI pack, but people in Morroblivion seems to have a basic wandering AI pack. The are not only standing, they walk, they speak one to other, have the basic rumors...

Man, Morroblivion is a 99% complete mod. There IS nothing to update! Galadrielle made his utility to convert Morrowind to Oblivion, end of story! Like I said, the updates now are up to the players. Galadrielle did his job, now we do ours.

Without quests it's pretty pointless. I thought the whole point was to recreate Morrowind with the Oblivion engine. Meaning, completely recreate Morrowind, including all the quests.

It's impossible to convert the quests, seeing as how Morrowind and Oblivion don't deal with quests or the journal in the same way. Therefor, Morroblivion is a COMPLETE mod. It converts Morrowind into Oblivion, just as it says. You want quests? You'll have to help make them.

Well, not only by yourself. There are others who are working on quests, so you wouldn't be alone. Well... maybe you would be. :P