leifbk wrote:frosch wrote:FIRS got some extra parameters to control the requirements and effects of "enhanced" and "gung ho" production.
If you change the GRF in a running game, the parameters all default to zero. That is "gung ho" requires zero supplies and gives zero bonus.
Go to the NewGRF parameters and set some meaningful values, or set the parameters to the default values. (don't change the economy though, that would likely break)
I did not change it in a running game. I quit OpenTTD entirely, and swapped the old firs.tar with the new one. I did not notice the new parameters until I read your post.
After a fresh restart I hit Reset in the Parameter settings window, and got some more sensible output:
clay_pit2.png
Your procedure constitutes "changing on a running game": once the map is created, any change to the NewGRF config of that map can have any kind of weired effects. Removing the file the map needs or overwriting it with another version do just that: change what things mean, possibly corrupting the savegame which relies on the NewGRF keep interpreting bits the same way - which they don't, if you use other versions of it. That is especially true for industry NewGRFs like FIRS which define cargoes (thus affects vehicle load, refit,...) AND the industries..
Any statement on whether anything works as intended with the industry NewGRF is to be treated with utmost care after such methods - and reliable information can only be obtained by starting an entirely new map with the desired new version of the NewGRF - even when OpenTTD tries its best to make it work somehow and has way to re-calculate and re-interpret some things. Others can't be fixed.