| 4 Oct 2022 |
 PriestOfIlunibi | Then you end up with Orcs claiming they're Khajiit. Never ends well, if you ask me. | 22:03:13 |
 Capo | seems not | 22:04:09 |
| Capo | maybe flags are a generic binding | 22:06:33 |
| PriestOfIlunibi | If they are, it's not under the Actor stats that I can see in the documentation | 22:07:24 |
| Capo | nope, not seeing one | 22:08:01 |
| Capo | I guess you can't determine sex atm | 22:08:29 |
| Capo | you could try and check if the head bodypart ID belongs to a predetermined list of known male/female head IDs | 22:11:44 |
 Arszi | Yeah, I remember that the model names do have an uniform indication of it is male or female. Thanks! | 22:12:33 |
| Capo | very evil workaround | 22:13:37 |
| PriestOfIlunibi | very evil Bethesda workaround | 22:13:49 |
| Capo | both | 22:15:05 |
| Arszi | Any idea for detecting sleep? | 22:21:54 |
| Arszi | Talking about evil workarounds 😄 | 22:22:05 |
| Capo | nothing comes to mind | 22:27:16 |
| Arszi | All right, I'll use keypress for now. Thank you for the help! 🙂 | 22:28:11 |
| Arszi | One last question, no way to get the base attribute the skill belongs to yet, right? | 22:36:36 |
|  HashBaba#0810 changed their display name from HashBaba#1904 to HashBaba#0810. | 23:40:26 |
| 5 Oct 2022 |
 zeb (ping me on replies) | While that may not be in the API, you can program that yourself | 04:32:25 |
| zeb (ping me on replies) | You can make a table mapping from skills to their attributes | 04:32:37 |
| zeb (ping me on replies) | At least for vanilla where you know that ahead of time. | 04:32:51 |
| zeb (ping me on replies) | * I'm not sure if that's their API, you can program that yourself | 04:33:57 |
| zeb (ping me on replies) | * I'm not sure if that's in their API, but you can program that yourself | 04:34:33 |
| zeb (ping me on replies) | * At least for vanilla where you know what attributes govern what skills | 04:35:25 |
| Arszi | Yeah, I use table mapping now. | 10:49:20 |
| Arszi | How do I detect, if character generation is finished? | 17:27:19 |
| 6 Oct 2022 |
 elsid#8092 | How about making https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/blob/0ec7d32ef6a12e5467623898af03559a99346f9a/scripts/data/integration_tests/test_lua_api/testing_util.lua a part of Lua API instead of a module of specific mod? The idea is to make it possible to create test mods not being a part of the openmw project without a need to be run by https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/blob/0ec7d32ef6a12e5467623898af03559a99346f9a/scripts/integration_tests.py. https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw/-/merge_requests/2117 could be just a mod instead then. | 09:06:58 |
| elsid#8092 | There are tests which don’t need that python scripts at all. | 15:23:05 |
| elsid#8092 | * There are tests which don’t need that python script at all. | 15:23:20 |
| elsid#8092 | In the mentioned mr description it’s not used to run tests. Also not all tests are true tests, e.g. benchmark scenario. | 15:26:52 |
| elsid#8092 | Other option is copy paste or write own. | 15:27:16 |
