It's good to add addtopic "new topic" when dialogue is supposed to add a new topic. Sometimes new topics aren't hyperlinked when another mod's topic includes the same words, so they don't get added.
Example if a sentence should link this topic "I would have you deliver a message to Khuul."
I have the "Glow in the Dahrk" mod installed. Windows glow at night as they should, but some non-windows are also glowing now: in Bal Oyra there is a shooting range near Ajahni. The stands of the shooting targets are glowing like windows at night. I've tested during the day - it doesn't glow. https://youtu.be/vcg9pYlqIkk
Having issues installing on steam version of Morrowind GOTY. I did have an iso copy ( from an original cd, which is really badly scratched ) and it worked fine but when i tried to update new Tamriel_Data on that it broke the install so i had to get rid and delete that .
Basically, in my game, when waiting for Kastav Munia to make his way to the predestined meeting point at the docks mentioned in the quest, he seems to set off but then almost invariably get stuck on the sign outside Peladia Varousha's armorer shop. If I use the RA command enough, I am able to eventually get him to scoot past it, but that's only if I'm lucky.
Felmo Ilveroth gives very vague and unhelpful directions to get to Bthung, the Dwemer ruin where he suspects Cyrtus Clagno is journeying to. He says it's in a volcano to the east and then does not clarify if you pursue the topic. Given that the ruin is actually ENE of the city, the directions even lead you to look for the ruin quite far from where it actually is. These directions should really be clarified, or at least the player should have the opportunity to ask around for more clear directions.
Meadow Rye, Golden Sedge Flowers, and other herbaceous alchemical ingredients/purdy plants are heavy. They all weigh 1 weight unit or even more in some cases, which makes them both incredibly unsuitable for alchemy, but also makes them even not worthwhile for carrying around. This definitely seems like an oversight.
