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The World Airliners Set

Released Under the GPL V3 License.
Only OpenTTD Compatible

Alpha Release (30/09/09)

Here we have the Alpha Release of the World Airliners Set, inlcuding a readme file with stated bugs and features that we need to add and include, and a copy of the license. Also can you please post any errors or feedback about what you find or think of the Alpha, Thanks The World Airliners Set Team.

P.S To Our regret not all of the graphics that have been made where included in the Alpha but no doubt these will be 100% in the Beta or the on going Nightlies.



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The Idea


Based Upon the Work of Pikkabird and the AV8 Set, thanks to him for the sprites

The Team
- Beardie27 - Project Co-ordinator, Graphics Artist, Master Coder
- EXTSpotter - Project Co-ordinator, Graphics Artist
- Frank - Project Manager, Head Coder
- Faddypainter - Senior Graphics Artist
- Yorick - Coding Consultant, Dutch Translator
- DJ Nekkid - Coding Consultant

Graphics Artists
- Dimme
- Simozzz
- Trainboy2004
- DrMilzbrand

Graphics Contributors
- Mega
- seandasheep
- Vlad
- quetuouk
- Eoin
- Buckethead

And Pikkabird, for his AV8 Graphics

Fourm: http://worldairlinerset.forumotion.net
Openttdcoop Devzone: http://redmine.ammler.ch/projects/worldairlineset

Tracking Table Started and can be found below, (Revision 14 is being worked on and it will have a massive more amount of data)

Interesting idea. I know that some of the aircraft in AV8 (the Handley Page 42) for instance are based on UK prototype craft

Here is another one, an Aurigny ATR 72-500, to be delivered (in real life) next year;

Isn't that pretty much the same plane?

i were trying to spot the differences myself, but i had a hard time ...

Appears to be the same model, jst longer

Can someone help me on this one, what is the actually difference between an ATR 72-300 and a 72-500 in real life.

Edit: i had only just got on the pc so i hadn't had time to check this,

The -500 is an upgraded version using six-bladed propellers on otherwise identical PW127F engines. Other improvements include higher maximum weights and superior performance, as well as greater automation of power management to ease pilot workload.

Its more of a stats upgrade, rather than a size thing, i think EXTspotter we could have used the same Sprites for that. I think we can move on from this.

Thats great because then I can just use the shorter one for the ATR 42

or you could use the differing models as updates...

The only cosmetic difference between the 72-200 and 500 is that the different number of fanblades, but you don't put fanblades on the sprites.

Well i think the idea we would go for is to have the same set of sprites as before, but then have stats update depending on the model release.

Here is a go at the ATR 42 in Air Southwest colours.

Are these all legitimate air industries? I've never heard of them

Do feel you'll need a smattering of international colours for the bigger planes - Qantas and American Airlines, pour examplez.

Yes they exsist!, lol

Well we started on ATRs, don't know way just felt like, but then EXTspotter started to do the ones local to him because of Guernsey etc, but we do have a BA coming up and KLM UK (ATRs) and a few others, then i think we shall move on to some more recognisable planes and schemes.

But regrads the Quantas and American Airlines, we were planning to do all UK Based companys, like easyjet, ryanair, british airways etc, course this will include all UK based planes, thats why we have the ATRs above.

There was me thinking they only operated Dash 8s.

thing= thinking ?

Well apparently they have just acquired a couple (in june), they are about to re-vinyl them in the next month.

You knew what I meant...

Another repaint; This time a Highland Express ATR42-300QC

Just something you might find helpful. A collection of stats for aircraft which have flown under British airways recently.

Nice, thank you, do you make this or something, where did it come from?