SeriousToni

So he never retired officially I would guess ? I know that priority changes in life, but it would be good to still have him available after all he contributed to the mod.

I guess the only one who maybe knows what that box is about (and if it can be cleaned) would be Springheel. Although I don't think he's still around.

Anything subtle that improves the stiff animations is welcome IMHO. I think this is worth exploring and maybe implementing into the game. It doesn't look truely realistic but it's definitely better than what we have now for human NPCs. Also please make sure to report this bug in the bug tracker or it will get lost and forgotten in this thread.

@JackFarmer No I didn't try it out and while looking at the screenshots I guess I never will. Like others said, it's the typical UE fantasy game look and having everything taking place in a dungeon only doesn't give it any benefits too

That sounds like a nightmare really to me - I hope you will be able to at least use your keyboard and mouse for a long time still without too much obstacles! I'm sorry to hear that !

It works just fine on Linux BTW. Installed Linux for the first time in my life this year. Just as a hint if you don't want to upgrade Windows.

I know, and I understand, but for some racing games or party games it is better than keyboard and mouse.

To be fair, if I have a linux problem and need to open the command window, I also open a random ai service like gemini or chat gpt to help me along the way. I had to install steam via command tool instead of the Linux software shop because it didn't recognize my controller. I wouldn't have managed to do that on my own haha

There are plugins for TDM ?? Or are you referring to snatchers mods?

So what I’ve done so far is switch both systems to use the same interpretation of the hardware clock to eliminate the 1-hour offset in my dual-boot setup. On Linux (TUXEDO OS), I configured the RTC (hardware clock) to use local time instead of UTC and ensured the correct current system time is written back to the hardware clock. On Windows 10, I decided not to rely on the unreliable RealTimeIsUniversal registry workaround and instead kept the default behavior where Windows expects the RTC to be in local time. I then configured proper NTP synchronization and forced a resync so Windows always corrects its time after boot if needed. As a result, both Windows and Linux now interpret the hardware clock consistently as local time, and the system time remains correct across reboots without any 1-hour offset. It seems...

Always happy to make you laugh

@nbohr1more "Also, some missions created prior to 2.14 may need to be updated so they will be playable in 2.14. " I guess every author has to check and update their FMs personally ? Ah well, maybe a super dumb question again from me, but here we are. Edit: anything special we should keep an eye on what might needs to be updated ?

Currently they are using TWO NVIDIA GPUs for ai-ifying the games.

You mean NVIDIA sloppifying video games with ai?