Item Browser (OpenMW)

Description

Item Browser is a small OpenMW Lua utility for browsing loaded item records in-game. It lets you search by name or record ID, filter by item type and enchantment type, inspect basic record data, and optionally add the selected item to the player inventory with a chosen quantity.

Current version: v1. 2. 1

Requirements

Requires OpenMW 0. 49. 0 or newer.

This is an OpenMW Lua mod. It is not for the original Morrowind engine or MWSE.

Installation

1. Add the ItemBrowser folder as a data path.

content=ItemBrowser.omwscripts

How to use

Press the configured hotkey to open the browser. The default key is I.

Use the search field and filters to narrow the list. Results are grouped by item type or subtype, and groups can be expanded or collapsed directly in the result list.

Main features

• []Search loaded item records by name, record ID, and type.[/]

  []Filter by broad item category.[/]

  []Filter enchanted items by constant effect, non-constant effect, or unenchanted.[/]

  []Grouped result list with expandable item groups.[/]

  []Details panel with common record stats, icon preview, model path, enchantment effects, and debug fields when enabled.[/]

  []Favorites support with starred result rows and a favorites-only filter.[/]

  []Optional Add to inventory button with quantity input. This can be disabled in the mod settings.[/]

  []English and Russian localization.[/]

  Integrations

  proximityTool:

  []To enable this optional integration, install proximityTool and enable these scripts after the main ItemBrowser script:

  content=proximityTool.omwscripts

  content=ItemBrowserProximityTool.omwscripts[/]

  []Optional ItemBrowserProximityTool.omwscripts add-on for tracking active favorite items when proximityTool is installed.[/]

  []The integration can track favorite items in the world, containers, and actor inventories.[/]

  []Favorite tracking is provided by the optional ItemBrowserProximityTool.omwscripts add-on and only scans active references. It does not search inactive cells.[/]

  []Container tracking checks resolved inventories by default. The optional unresolved-container resolver can make levelled container contents permanent before the player opens them.[/]

  []TrackActorInventories and ResolveUnresolvedContainers are disabled by default. When enabled, they can resolve actor inventories and unresolved containers before the player interacts with them. This may affect item generation from levelled lists.[/]

  [*]Known issue: if Graphic Herbalism is installed and unresolved container resolving is enabled, empty harvestable plants c