greenmote.toml

greenmote.toml holds the settings convert and unclip use on every run, and what the GUI’s Settings tab edits. The command line overrides it for one run and never writes to it.

Where it is#

Next to your user openmw.cfg: the folder of the last openmw.cfg in the chain OpenMW reads, such as ~/.config/openmw/greenmote.toml on Linux. --config PATH uses another file:

greenmote --config ~/grass/strict.toml unclip --plugin Rem_AI.esp

--config, like --openmw-cfg, goes before the subcommand.

The first convert that is not a dry run creates the file with every default written out, and so does opening the GUI. Unclip reads it but never creates it; without it, unclip uses the defaults.

A file that is not valid TOML stops the command line with the parser’s error. The GUI offers to move it aside, as greenmote.toml.bak (or .bak.1, .bak.2 when that exists), and write a fresh one.

The file as generated#

[convert]
grass_ids = [
    "grass",
    "kelp",
    "lilypad",
    "fern",
    "thirrlily",
    "spartium",
    "in_cave_plant",
    "reedgroup",
    "t_mw_floratv_treezifa",
    "t_mw_florash_bush",
    "t_mw_floraow_varga",
    "t_cyr_floragc_shrub",
    "t_cyr_floragc_bush_02",
    "t_glb_flora_cattails",
    "t_cyr_florastr_shrub",
    "flora_bm_shrub",
]
exclude = [
    "refernce",
    "infernace",
    "planter",
    "_furn_",
    "_skelp",
    "t_glb_var_skeleton",
    "cliffgrass",
    "terr",
    "grassplane",
    "flora_s_m_10_grass",
    "cave_mud_rocks_fern",
    "ab_in_cavemold",
    "rp_mh_rock",
    "ex_cave_grass00",
    "secret_fern",
    "flora_grass_entrance",
    "^ash_flora_bc_fern_[0-9]+s$",
]
ignored_plugins = []
debug = false
auto_enable = false

[unclip]
actions = [
    "terrain-z",
    "water-delete",
    "road-delete",
    "static-delete",
    "static-move",
    "orient",
]
float_tolerance = 1.0
max_sink = 24.0
max_sink_fraction = 0.75
sink = 4.0
relocation_step = 32.0
relocation_steps = 8
orientation_epsilon = 1.0
max_tilt = 45.0
include_grass_ids = []
exclude_grass_ids = []
include_occluder_ids = []
exclude_occluder_ids = [
    "flora_(tree|ashtree|treestump|treedead|root)_.*",
    "flora_(ash_)?log_.*",
    "flora_bm_(treebranch|treestump|snowbranch|snowstump|(snow_)?log)_.*",
    "flora_bc_(tree|knee|log)_.*",
    "ex_t_(bigroot|root).*",
    "t_.*flora.*(tree|branch|root|stump|log|palm).*",
    "t_cyr_flora(gc|str)_bush_.*",
]
road_texture_paths = [
    ".*(road|mainroad|dirtroad|gravelroad|beatenpath).*",
    ".*(cobble|cobblestone).*",
    ".*(street|whiteroad).*",
    ".*t_.*_terrroad.*",
    ".*t_imp_highway_txroad.*",
    ".*t_hr_.*road.*",
    ".*t_ham_.*road.*",
    ".*tx_sky.*road.*",
    ".*tr_alm_street.*",
    ".*nec_whiteroad.*",
]

Every key is optional. A list that is left out means the built-in list; an empty list, [], means no patterns at all. Patterns are regular expressions in Rust’s syntax, always case-insensitive. In TOML, a backslash in a double-quoted string is written \\.

[convert]#

Unknown keys under [convert], and keys outside both tables, are ignored without a word. The output folder is not a setting: it is data-local, or --output for one run.

[unclip]#

The ID and texture patterns under [unclip] must match the whole ID or path, unlike the patterns under [convert]: flora_grass_.* matches flora_grass_01, grass alone does not. Texture paths are the LTEX file name in lowercase with forward slashes, such as tx_ai_dirtroad_01.tga.

Every number must be finite and not negative. A value out of range, or a pattern that is not a valid regular expression, stops the run and names the key. Unknown keys under [unclip], such as settings from older versions, are reported and ignored:

warning: ignoring unknown [unclip] keys in /home/you/.config/openmw/greenmote.toml: dry_run, origin_epsilon

The GUI drops them the next time it saves.