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NVSE Extender
Extended functions for the New Vegas Script Extender
NVSE plugin to add functionality including creating per-reference associative arrays, checking the skeleton in use by an actor, and so on. -
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MGE is a project that wraps the various DirectX dlls used by Morrowind. Despite it's name, it wraps the input and sound dlls as well as graphics. It also interfaces with MWSE to make even more functions available to modders.
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An external program that adds extra script functions to the game of Morrowind. This allows for the creation of plugins that are impossible or at least very difficult while running the game alone.
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The aim of this project is to develop plugins written in compiled languages for Oblivion (a role-playing game) through the Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE).
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