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Alex Nipal · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 7:05 pm

Killer 11 wrote:

One question:
In wich game's folder i will need to put these files :?:

These are source files ;-)

if you haven't compiler, you can't turn it into playable .exe. The sources should be placed with other .c files, such as "ai.c". But I can't compile it too... (something wrong somewhere, using MS VS .NET 2003) I can only post a ttd.exe which I compiled for debbuging purposes, but it's much bigger than normal ttd.exe for release. :cry:

Darkvater · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 7:07 pm

Alex Nipal wrote:

Killer 11 wrote:

One question:
In wich game's folder i will need to put these files :?:

These are source files ;-)

if you haven't compiler, you can't turn it into playable .exe. The sources should be placed with other .c files, such as "ai.c". But I can't compile it too... (something wrong somewhere, using MS VS .NET 2003) I can only post a ttd.exe which I compiled for debbuging purposes, but it's much bigger than normal ttd.exe for release. :cry:

Then compile the release version

Build->Configuration Manager->Active Solution Configuration <--- set this to active, then compile

Alex Nipal · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 7:12 pm

Darkvater wrote:

Alex Nipal wrote:

Killer 11 wrote:

One question:
In wich game's folder i will need to put these files :?:

These are source files ;-)

if you haven't compiler, you can't turn it into playable .exe. The sources should be placed with other .c files, such as "ai.c". But I can't compile it too... (something wrong somewhere, using MS VS .NET 2003) I can only post a ttd.exe which I compiled for debbuging purposes, but it's much bigger than normal ttd.exe for release. :cry:

Then compile the release version

Build->Configuration Manager->Active Solution Configuration <--- set this to active, then compile

I did it a hour ago, but read this:

MS VS .NET 2003 wrote:

fatal error: can't open dirent.h to include

Do you know where that UNIX's s*** is? :roll:

Killer 11 · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 7:20 pm

everybody say compile.

HOW TO COMPILE!!

Darkvater · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 7:41 pm

Killer 11 wrote:

everybody say compile.

HOW TO COMPILE!!

You need either a Linux machine with g++ or a windows machine with a C compiler. I recommend VS.NET

VS 6 would also suffice.

Bat files won't help you here

GoneWacko · **Posted:** Mon Mar 08, 2004 9:02 pm

Killer 11 wrote:

everybody say compile.

HOW TO COMPILE!!

if you can't program, don't compile

Unless you are on linux, which I doubt.

skunk · **Posted:** Tue Mar 09, 2004 11:25 am

Hi!

(This is my first post). I'm really enthusiastic about this new OpenTTD Project, and I think I will write some codelines if I have some spare time left.

I already did some changes, in the attached zip you will find the sources for additional Shortcuts:
5=Damage, 6=Lower, 7=Raise, 8=Signal, 9=Bridge, 0=Tunnel, Tab=Remove.
The meaning of the F-Keys is also changed, because I think the original does not make sense.

greetings,
Stephan

Alex Nipal · **Posted:** Tue Mar 09, 2004 2:32 pm

skunk wrote:

...I already did some changes, in the attached zip you will find the sources for additional Shortcuts...

Hmmm... I downloaded it and as I see, it isn't compatible with my GUI changes :roll:

Probably I'll copy&paste only the changes you've made. At the evening I'll post another changes in GUI.

skunk · **Posted:** Tue Mar 09, 2004 3:01 pm

We really need a CVS system

Orudge hurry up!

Skunk.

Alex Nipal · **Posted:** Tue Mar 09, 2004 3:28 pm

skunk wrote:

We really need a CVS system

Orudge hurry up!

Skunk.

I agree

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