Wrye-Mash-Polemos VS Halo-Asset-Blender-Development-Toolset

Based on the screenshots at https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45439 it looks like entries lower in the list override i.e. load after the ones higher up. This makes sense as entries like Morrowind.esm need to load before .esp files that depend on it can be loaded.

If BTBGisation works fine with Tweaked (at least it's patches I downloaded don't have any version of BTB as a master file.) If a mod is missing a master file but you think it doesn't need it, you can remove that dependency in Wrye Mash by selecting the mod from the left panel, unchecking the unneeded master in the right panel, and clicking save at the bottom of the Master list. I also have no idea how well it works with OpenMW.

What's your version of Wrye Mash? This is the most up to date.

You'll need to use a mod manager. I use wyre mash https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45439

I didn't know that existed! Did some research on that and found it. FYI for anyone else looking: https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45439 - not the main file, but the beta6 option. Works great

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45439 use the Polemos fork! I was having similar troubles but that I was able to use

Definitely recommend Wrye Mash instead.

The Installers section of this page will probably explain it better than I can.

Give this one a go.

Thanks! Initially I was eyeballing it based on ghost and warthog lengths but that quickly proved to be difficult and cumbersome. I got some tips thanks to UneeQ in exporting the BSP (map structure data) from Reclaimer and importing it into Blender using the Halo Asset Blender Development Toolset

First off, I'll assume you're using Blender, so download the Halo Blender Toolset addon (https://github.com/General-101/Halo-Asset-Blender-Development-Toolset) and get it setup in Blender. You will then need to download the Halo Editing Kit from Steam. Once you have all the tags (models, sounds, AI data etc) unzipped, you can use the Blender tools to import models. Use these models and their armatures as a basis to work from.

You can use Blender with the Halo Asset exporter/importer tool to create maps, however it is still in development and Halo 3 is only partially supported. Additionally can visit the Reclaimers Library website for tutorials and other helpful information on the Halo engine (including tutorials on creating maps from scratch)

I'm using Halo-Asset-Blender-Development-Toolset to import the BSP into Blender

There's a lot of resources out there now actually! https://c20.reclaimers.net/ is a great hub for all kinds of documentation. fryingpanproductions made a playlist of various tutorials for Halo 3, although it seems like they've been on hiatus. TheChunkierBean also has tutorials, including getting custom assets into Halo 3. Plus the Halo Mods discord is very active and very helpful.

The easiest way to get models is to extract them from the games yourself, since openly sharing them is generally taken down by Microsoft depending on the platform. The current mod tools plus the Halo Blender addon will allow you to pull whatever you'd like straight from MCC. That addon is here: https://github.com/General-101/Halo-Asset-Blender-Development-Toolset Make sure you have at least Blender 3.1.0 if you've already played around with it in the past.

A great resource is The Reclaimers Library website; it's a guide for modding, for beginners, and also covers more advanced topics. It's guide for H1 is the most in-depth, but they also have MCC related guides as well. Since the engines all have very similar "cores", the workflow basics are very similar across games.