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This is a port to the nexus of the mod Opponent Fatigue Indicator made by Adam Zsoldos. The MGE version can be found here: http://adul.net/index.php?p=dl_mwmods_opponent_fatigue_indicator but the MGE XE version was not uploaded anywhere. This is it.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
You may have found Adam Zsoldos' Opponent Fatigue Indicator mod for MGE 3.03+. However, it was not MGE XE compatible.
Luckily, the author created an MGE XE version of the mod! It wasn't released anywhere, so I asked permission to port it to the Morrowind nexus, and here it is!
Note:
1: In order for the bar to appear, you need to be in combat with that NPC. Then, either hand to hand or drain/damage fatigue spells will work appropriately to make the bar appear.
2: Enemies can have *negative* stamina. If you wait until an enemy is almost out and then use a power attack, you'll have them knocked out on the ground for a much longer period.
Original description:
Hand-to-hand has always been the black sheep among weapon skills in Morrowind. It not only takes longer to take out your adversary with your
bare fists, but you also lack the ability to know how far you are from sending that oaf to the ground. Well not anymore you don't. With Opponent Fatigue Indicator you can see just how much of your foe's fatigue stands between you and victory!
Bugs/Issues I've found in testing:
1: MLox incorrectly reports that MGE version 3.0.3 or above is required. You in fact need MGE XE.
Included Readme:
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Opponent Fatigue Indicator for XE |
| v1.1 |
| by Adam Zsoldos |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Description
-----------
Opponent Fatigue Indicator adds a fatigue bar to the Morrowind game
interface that indicates the fatigue percentage of your opponent.
The bar will appear whenever you strike a foe in hand-to-hand.
The indicator shows positive values in pale green and negative
values in dark red.
This is the MGE XE version of OFI.
Requirements
------------
Morrowind
Tribunal and/or Bloodmoon (at least one of them)
An up-to-date version of Morrowind Graphics Extender XE (MGE XE)
Installation
------------
Make sure MGE XE is installed and functioning properly in-game
Extract the contents of the archive to Morrowind\Data Files
Start the Morrowind Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the mod
Done
Troubleshooting
---------------
Q: I'm getting script error messages in-game / the mod doesn't do
anything.
A: Make sure you have MGE XE's internal MWSE enabled. You can find
that setting in the Misc tab of MGE XE.
Q: The fatigue bar doesn't appear / appears in the wrong place.
A: The mod attempts to detect your screen resolution automatically
through MGE XE. The result is not always accurate, so the
fatigue bar HUD may appear offscreen. To change its position,
enter one or both of the following lines through the console:
set ofi_x to ####
set ofi_y to ####
Replace #### with the number of pixels you want to offset the
HUD's position by on either axis. This setting will persist if
you reload a save, but it will not carry over to new games.
Q: I use another mod that uses the same spot for another HUD
element, and I'd like to use both at the same time.
A: You can set the global variables ofi_x and ofi_y (see above) to
change the placement of the fatigue bar.
Credits
-------
Opponent Fatigue Indicator (2009) by Adam Zsoldos
Special thanks to:
Yacoby, I've used his Rage Indicator mod for reference for working
with HUD elements.
Peachykeen, for his continuing support and help with rooting out
HUD issues.
Fliggerty, for his continuing support and MWSE scripting counsel.
Elaura, abot, and MaMeeshkaMowSkwoz for their encouragement,
support, and help with technical issues.
Tyler799 for uploading OFI to Nexus.
Luckily, the author created an MGE XE version of the mod! It wasn't released anywhere, so I asked permission to port it to the Morrowind nexus, and here it is!
Note:
1: In order for the bar to appear, you need to be in combat with that NPC. Then, either hand to hand or drain/damage fatigue spells will work appropriately to make the bar appear.
2: Enemies can have *negative* stamina. If you wait until an enemy is almost out and then use a power attack, you'll have them knocked out on the ground for a much longer period.
Original description:
Hand-to-hand has always been the black sheep among weapon skills in Morrowind. It not only takes longer to take out your adversary with your
bare fists, but you also lack the ability to know how far you are from sending that oaf to the ground. Well not anymore you don't. With Opponent Fatigue Indicator you can see just how much of your foe's fatigue stands between you and victory!
Bugs/Issues I've found in testing:
1: MLox incorrectly reports that MGE version 3.0.3 or above is required. You in fact need MGE XE.
Included Readme:
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Opponent Fatigue Indicator for XE |
| v1.1 |
| by Adam Zsoldos |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Description
-----------
Opponent Fatigue Indicator adds a fatigue bar to the Morrowind game
interface that indicates the fatigue percentage of your opponent.
The bar will appear whenever you strike a foe in hand-to-hand.
The indicator shows positive values in pale green and negative
values in dark red.
This is the MGE XE version of OFI.
Requirements
------------
Morrowind
Tribunal and/or Bloodmoon (at least one of them)
An up-to-date version of Morrowind Graphics Extender XE (MGE XE)
Installation
------------
Make sure MGE XE is installed and functioning properly in-game
Extract the contents of the archive to Morrowind\Data Files
Start the Morrowind Launcher, click Data Files, and enable the mod
Done
Troubleshooting
---------------
Q: I'm getting script error messages in-game / the mod doesn't do
anything.
A: Make sure you have MGE XE's internal MWSE enabled. You can find
that setting in the Misc tab of MGE XE.
Q: The fatigue bar doesn't appear / appears in the wrong place.
A: The mod attempts to detect your screen resolution automatically
through MGE XE. The result is not always accurate, so the
fatigue bar HUD may appear offscreen. To change its position,
enter one or both of the following lines through the console:
set ofi_x to ####
set ofi_y to ####
Replace #### with the number of pixels you want to offset the
HUD's position by on either axis. This setting will persist if
you reload a save, but it will not carry over to new games.
Q: I use another mod that uses the same spot for another HUD
element, and I'd like to use both at the same time.
A: You can set the global variables ofi_x and ofi_y (see above) to
change the placement of the fatigue bar.
Credits
-------
Opponent Fatigue Indicator (2009) by Adam Zsoldos
Special thanks to:
Yacoby, I've used his Rage Indicator mod for reference for working
with HUD elements.
Peachykeen, for his continuing support and help with rooting out
HUD issues.
Fliggerty, for his continuing support and MWSE scripting counsel.
Elaura, abot, and MaMeeshkaMowSkwoz for their encouragement,
support, and help with technical issues.
Tyler799 for uploading OFI to Nexus.