Parents (Total: 17)

The searched file hash is included in 17 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
MD5	7E1D98720F4C4B071F9ADBDC120709FE
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	lp151.2.5
PackageVersion	0.43.0
SHA-1	0C8F8CFF93D5EBBFBD9DFC052BEC9BF2095DA440
SHA-256	25C45EFFB835D15684EE87B74263B0FB60AA2228D77F04F4C5D5DC9824211BF4

Key	Value
MD5	50238511BD46C42BEFCDA50F7E6C0E9C
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://www.suse.com/
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	lp154.29.3
PackageVersion	0.47.0
SHA-1	183B998EEB85708188AAE9589ED37E22E3BE942F
SHA-256	9B7049387FECCEFCAAD90FAC9D59F3B927D78D85ADAF8CB590F353DB1A8B0F12

Key	Value
MD5	82083FF759859C5718C40524992DA25A
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	bp153.1.27
PackageVersion	0.45+git.20200318
SHA-1	1B21E046308A7179D5BF56EB05C5C920C231C8A8
SHA-256	CA2545C450CC6A4CCAF59363E85A26A44E231A9C44A486CE2162B0AF1E05DF50

Key	Value
MD5	BF8B4B66A7A5C07614D1F8AC3200D8A9
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	bp153.1.27
PackageVersion	0.45+git.20200318
SHA-1	25564297026229DDFDA31B51B48181F67EF5C397
SHA-256	6B2B0EB17DE0E3460719A7C7ABFA5B7A5142F8F23553BF7021202CE044B5F5DD

Key	Value
MD5	C953D795381C0CF6695B39D4EC7A1411
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	29.5
PackageVersion	0.47.0
SHA-1	44FC5366646283587239B767C61B92E1BE945A7E
SHA-256	D953EC07110AB0CA68B4E9C42587A950CD2E7A08844E988706540C09FBE172E4

Key	Value
MD5	EA421DBA6D228BD97DBE6589E72F0174
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	lp150.18.2
PackageVersion	0.45.0
SHA-1	510DE61C9555AFEB53BA68AB0DC1004B8945D89F
SHA-256	53DC08A13C6B3218F0257C9D83795D04C9AC289E3AA2752CEACCB99907202314

Key	Value
MD5	5ED74C8519A2C4FBE304F71253C3DD73
PackageArch	i586
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	4.4
PackageVersion	0.46.0
SHA-1	625E257B9C48A749989EF12784DDEF717B587FDB
SHA-256	6345721E5C754169F9882E6D6751D79FE98BF4424C811F7E7EBB15DE660AB320

Key	Value
MD5	29AD2FCE2FF8E83CEAC50A2660E0CDDF
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	bp154.1.35
PackageVersion	0.45+git.20200318
SHA-1	62E87C667393000091FF6FFA030BA6B9677F4D47
SHA-256	6DAB937E8798AC6DC5D9DEC67486D5B58511BC462DC3E8ADA40E0C82CABF5778

Key	Value
MD5	DC99445AAAA05E9520A9D3AA58C1D97F
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	lp153.29.2
PackageVersion	0.47.0
SHA-1	7A7F0F03F47120ED0B73F71C66444B05C1D05658
SHA-256	852F9DFA2450B3119EF881FA3A963A53D9B6A1DB80AFB2E8E0234FB86CB070CA

Key	Value
MD5	2A3DF83B1AB2CD85A419657C3A6ACC5E
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	OpenMW is a new and modern engine based on the one that runs the 2002 open-world RPG Morrowind. The engine (OpenMW) will come with its own editor (OpenCS) which will allow the user to edit or create their own games. Both OpenCS and OpenMW are written from scratch and aren’t made to support any third party programs the original Morrowind engine uses to improve its functionality. To give you a better idea of what this project is about, here are some of the aims for the future of the OpenMW engine: * Be a full-featured reimplementation of the Morrowind engine. * Run natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. * Support all existing content, including Tribunal, Bloodmoon and all user created mods (in case they don’t use external programs). * Allow much greater modability: change game rules, create new spell effects, etc. through scripting. * Fix system design bugs, like save-game “doubling” problem. * Improve the interface and journal system. * Improved graphics by taking advantage of more modern hardware. * Support to improve game mechanics, physics, combat and AI. * (Possibly) Support to implement multiplayer * (Possibly) Support to run on mobile devices. NOTE(!!!): Playing Morrowind with this engine STILL REQUIRES one to own the Morrowind data files. OpenCS will support the editing of all OpenMW features. We aim for the editor to stay fully up-to-date with the corresponding OpenMW version, allowing the user to edit any newly implemented features. Post v1.0 features are going to be the use of OpenCS as a debugging tool for OpenMW content and the support for editor plugins. These are files that add to the editor code, improving its functionality to allow it to have some nice extras. The OpenCS is not based on the editing tool which came with the original Morrowind game, it is a program made by modders for modders. Important properties of the OpenCS are: * non-blocking * multi-threaded * multi-document support * multi-view support * high scalability * customisable GUI
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	openmw
PackageRelease	4.4
PackageVersion	0.46.0
SHA-1	8EB8BCB45D4DDBA4276AC3238A5C4BC47E026F69
SHA-256	10129C04D89989DD7965394F4A8F31449A877E96B977E02033317B86C2F3A140