TwentyTwentyObjects
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #12 of 82 User Interface mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
With this mod you can set a hotkey that will show labels for objects in your field of view, even when you're not focused on them. You can set the types of objects to show up, and the distance it extends out to. Hopefully this means there’s
Twenty Twenty Objects for OpenMW (0. 49+)I developed this mod to let you see the names of objects wihtout having to hover your target over everything. It also has some pretty nift features to let you configure specifc hot keys to pop up specific item types at specific distances, so you're not always cluttered. Along the way I built some cool features that let you set multiple hotkeys and customize what kinds of objects show up and at what distance. T
his is a dynamic object highlighting mod for OpenMW 0. 49+ that displays floating text labels above interactable objects when triggered by customizable hotkeys. Perfect for finding loot in dark dungeons, tracking NPCs in crowded cities, or spotting that elusive book on a cluttered shelf.
I picked up Morrowind this weekend after a youtube video hit me in the nostalgia. It was the first videogame world I fell in love with. Back in 2008 I loved it so much that I got involved in creating a mod - the first thing I ever did in software (shoutout to the Less Generic NPC Project). It has been 15 years since I played it, though, and one of the first things I noticed was how annoying it was to point my cursor at everything on every shelf.
So, I looked for a mod to fix it, and was surprised not to find one. Please, don't tell me if I should have looked harder. Instead of playing the game, I spent the entire time coding. I have work tomorrow, and I didn't even get to Balmora. I hope that this makes someone else's game experience nicer. Create github issues if you see opportunities for improvement! I know the settings UI is a bit nonstandard, I had to do some custom stuff and this is for all practical purposes my first mod.
Features
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[]Customizable Hotkey Profiles: Create multiple profiles with different key combinations and filters
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]Smart Occlusion: Labels won't show through walls or closed doors[]Object Type Filtering: Highlight specific object types:
[]NPCs and Creatures
[]Items (weapons, armor, clothing, books, ingredients, misc)
[]Containers
[]Doors
[]Activators
[]Native Morrowind Styling:
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[]Dark blue-gray background with yellowish-white text
[]Proper Morrowind font and padding
[]Seamless visual integration
[]Intelligent Label Placement:
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[]Smart jittering prevents overlaps while maintaining clarity
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]Thin connecting lines show exactly which label belongs to which object[]Priority-based positioning (NPCs get best spots)
[]No confusing grouping - every object gets its own label
[]Two Display Modes:
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[]Toggle Mode: Press once to show, press again to hide
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- maxbickett
- Version
- 0.1
- Downloads
- 295
- Endorsements
- 12
- Category
- User Interface
- Created
- 5/27/2025
- Updated
- 5/28/2025
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