ISR/DWE style dock and objects, Version 1.1 released

[Quast65]

Well, a lot of work is almost finished.
And it was well worth not putting a version on Bananas yet, the GRF has improved a lot and is not at all compatible anymore with the old one.
Some numbers: round about 930 objects that only use 76 object-ID's
Little tasters,
Land based tiles:

ISRDWE01.png

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Water based tiles:

ISRDWE02.png

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There are also loads of road-overlapping tiles and drive through tiles, but those are for you to discover yourself
Almost ready for release (and yes it will go on Bananas then), just have to do a doublecheck on the graphics for obvious mistakes.

[keoz]

Well, a lot of work is almost finished.

Awesome !

[kamnet]

Very good, indeed! Much worth the wait!

[Nite Owl]

Lots of very nice items. It will even save a few spots in my New Objects section as you have combined quite a few of my individual favorites into this one NewGrf. There are also a few objects in there that will help me get around the extra station creation problems my style of play entails. Great work. I will look forward to the release.

[FlameSing]

That's simply awesome! Brilliant work!!

[LSky]

Well, a lot of work is almost finished.
And it was well worth not putting a version on Bananas yet, the GRF has improved a lot and is not at all compatible anymore with the old one.
Some numbers: round about 930 objects that only use 76 object-ID's
Little tasters,
Land based tiles:

ISRDWE01.png

Water based tiles:

ISRDWE02.png

There are also loads of road-overlapping tiles and drive through tiles, but those are for you to discover yourself
Almost ready for release (and yes it will go on Bananas then), just have to do a doublecheck on the graphics for obvious mistakes.

Excellent, can't wait!

[Quast65]

Final teasers before release

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ISRDWE05.png (55.75 KiB) Viewed 13478 times

[Quast65]

The first part of the release:

ISR-style dock v1.3

The GRF that will change the normal dock into a dock that fits better into an industrial environment.
Recommended is to use this dock in combination with the ISR/DWE-style objects GRF, that has multiple dock overlapping tiles in it to make all kinds of different appearances of the dock.

No new features, but now with all the necessary stuff, so that it can be released under the GPLv2 license.
The GRF can also be found on the ingame content downloader (Bananas).

.zip with GRF, licence.txt and readme.txt:

ISRDock_v1_3.zip

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.nfo with code:

isrdock_v1_3.nfo

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.pcx with graphics:

isrdock.pcx

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License:
- GPLv2

Credits:
- Developed and coded by Quast65
- Foundations of the dock made by SAC
- New and altered graphics by Quast65
- Original ISR-graphics by the developers of the ISR-set

[Quast65]

And to celebrate post 666 , I proudly present:
ISR/DWE-style objects v1.0

As it is now completely uncompatible with any previous releases, I decided to rename the project and gave it a new GRF-ID.

The GRF can also be found on the ingame downloader (Bananas), but for license reasons the files:
.zip with the GRF, license.txt and readme.txt:

ISRDWE_objects_v1_0.zip

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.nfo with code:

ISRDWE_objects_v1_0.nfo

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.pcx with graphics:

isrobjects00.pcx

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To minimize the number of object-ID's, a lot of objects are under a single view.
You can get the different representations of the object by multiple placement of the object on the same spot. The sequence in which they appear is sadly random (not possible yet to have it in a numbered sequence), so you might need a couple of clicks until you get the tile you want
These objects are representated in the menu via miniviews inside the menu view itself.

License:
GPLv2

Credits:
- Developed and coded by Quast65
- New and altered graphics by Quast65
- Original foundations made by SAC
- Original ISR-graphics by the developers of the ISR-set
- Original DWE-graphics by the developers of the DWE-set
- Original trucks by the developers of the LRV-set
- Original ships by lead@inbox and the developers of the FISH-set
- Original tramtracks by Foobar
- Original OpenGFX-graphics by the developers of the OpenGFX-set
- Many thanks to Wallyweb for his help with parts of the code

Matching foundations can be found via this link: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php? ... 0#p1005422

Enjoy!!!

[jor[D]1]

Does this one also include your ISR dock?

[Quast65]

No the dock is a seperate GRF, but it will be automatically downloaded with the objectGRF (on Bananas). You only have to place it in your active GRF list yourself.
I did this because the dock changing GRF has to be loaded last if you have any other GRF's that change the appearance of the dock (like FIRS).
And people who have their GRF list in an orderly fashion (ObjectGRF's with objectGRF's, stationGRF's with stationGRF's, etc), might get a problem if other dock changing GRF's are loaded after them. Like I do in my games

[Railwaymodeler]

I tinkered a bit with the idea, and came up with an idea. Drive-through road stations can be used as waypoint, so long as they are set to "no unload" and "no load". Problem is, the vehicle stops for a second at them.

Most industries, especially nowadays, requires truckers to check in at the gates. I used the gate road overlay piece to disguise a road drive through stop. This is useful for routing trucks to specific parts of an industrial complex, and also simulates "check-in" when entering the complex.

The attached screenshot is not pretty, was taken as I started building and tinkering, but demonstrates the idea.

[Quast65]

I tinkered a bit with the idea, and came up with an idea. Drive-through road stations can be used as waypoint, so long as they are set to "no unload" and "no load". Problem is, the vehicle stops for a second at them.

Most industries, especially nowadays, requires truckers to check in at the gates. I used the gate road overlay piece to disguise a road drive through stop. This is useful for routing trucks to specific parts of an industrial complex, and also simulates "check-in" when entering the complex.

The attached screenshot is not pretty, was taken as I started building and tinkering, but demonstrates the idea.

Well, even better, In the go-to menu you can give the vehicle an order to go non-stop-via a roadstop. It won't even stop there anymore then (and you don't have to set orders like no(un)load anymore)

[Railwaymodeler]

I tinkered a bit with the idea, and came up with an idea. Drive-through road stations can be used as waypoint, so long as they are set to "no unload" and "no load". Problem is, the vehicle stops for a second at them.

Most industries, especially nowadays, requires truckers to check in at the gates. I used the gate road overlay piece to disguise a road drive through stop. This is useful for routing trucks to specific parts of an industrial complex, and also simulates "check-in" when entering the complex.

The attached screenshot is not pretty, was taken as I started building and tinkering, but demonstrates the idea.

Well, even better, In the go-to menu you can give the vehicle an order to go non-stop-via a roadstop. It won't even stop there anymore then (and you don't have to set orders like no(un)load anymore)

Go figure. This morning I check again, and sure enough, there it was. I suppose the way I do it works for industrial areas, because it makes trucks stop briefly for paperwork/sign in/inspection, and then within the complex I set speed limits to 10-15 MPH.

[Steijn]

Hi, I am using the dock with parameter 1 set to 4. When I build a dock, and make a nice quay of it with the eyecandy tiles, I notice a fine black line between the dock and the rest of the quay (see image attached). Intended or an error? Just for info when you plan to release a new version.



PS: I like the set very much, it's incredibly versatile.

[Quast65]

I believe you are using the set in combination with the INFRA-foundations GRF, right?

Because that issue is caused by the way those foundations are drawn. On the sloped sides the foundations give little black dots to indicate the end of the slope, this is done to see the difference between hights, otherwise it would look like one big flat surface:

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There is a way to go around that issue and that is by using the dock-overlapping tiles. They will overlap that black line.

There probably will not come a new version very soon, I'm rather busy with real life at the moment
And good to hear that you enjoy this GRF!

[zgrillo2004]

Im not sure how to use this addon. there isnt any documentation on where I can find the objects. Is it in the ship building panel?

[planetmaker]

Im not sure how to use this addon. there isnt any documentation on where I can find the objects. Is it in the ship building panel?

New Objects are always found in the landscaping panel. Click on the radio tower button there.

[skippern]

How does this handle multiple vessels waiting for cargo on a single pier? Best would be an "anchorage" where vessels are waiting, and only one vessel per dock face alongside, also vessels should have preference of docks of specific types (oil tankers go to oil/pump pier, coal bulk carriers goes to coal pier, etc). I don't know if this is difficult to code?

Also, how the vessel moor up should be dependent on vessel type (side along, stern to quay, etc).

[FLHerne]

How does this handle multiple vessels waiting for cargo on a single pier? Best would be an "anchorage" where vessels are waiting, and only one vessel per dock face alongside, also vessels should have preference of docks of specific types (oil tankers go to oil/pump pier, coal bulk carriers goes to coal pier, etc). I don't know if this is difficult to code?

Also, how the vessel moor up should be dependent on vessel type (side along, stern to quay, etc).

Much like your other post that I responded to, this isn't even close to possible through the existing NewGRF interface. The game itself (not just this grf) would need a lot of new code - it's not even possible to build more than one dock per station, let alone allocate ships to specific docks.