Most of the complexity is handled by libloadorder, but it's worth noting that:
- The game path is OpenMW's install path, not Morrowind's
- OpenMW doesn't force master-flagged plugins to load before others
- OpenMW doesn't provide a way to record the load order of inactive plugins
- .omwgame and .omwaddon plugins are equivalent to .esm and .esp respectively, while .omwscripts plugins have a completely different format with none of the metadata that libloot uses.
- OpenMW effectively relies on additional data paths to load Morrowind's (and mods') files, and the last directory listed that contains a given filename is used to load a file with that filename, with the main data path effectively being the first listed.
- I've disabled support for ghosted plugins for OpenMW because it makes the multi-path stuff more confusing and may not provide any benefit.
Using the version of fmt that's bundled with spdlog.
This breaks compatibility with existing metadata messages that use
substitutions, as the placeholder syntax has changed. The new syntax is
compatible with C++20's std::format.
LOOT now uses Qt's support for Markdown, but its support for GFM is
bugged so LOOT uses CommonMark instead. The practical impact is very
minor, but reflect the difference in libloot's docs.
This allows common metadata to be shared across masterlists in a
'prelude' YAML file that is then injected into a masterlist when it is
loaded. Masterlist metadata can then reference anchors within the
prelude to make use of those common metadata.
The prelude file will be version controlled in a separate Git
repository, so the masterlist update functions also apply to managing
its versioning.
This property can be used to provide detail about a requirement or
incompatibility that can be displayed in the error message displayed
for the file (if one is displayed).
* LOOT currently displays type of notification by background color, not explicitly.
* Provided a manual translation of the example text, courtesy of a friend.
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