Station ratings

[fridaemon]

If you have feeling about few passengers, you can use GRFs: Plaza as Industry, Apartment as Industry. It can solve your problem

[ColdIce]

If you have feeling about few passengers, you can use GRFs: Plaza as Industry, Apartment as Industry. It can solve your problem

I know about those two, but doesn't help at all. I like to develop small rural areas, with few scatered houses, where a bus or train will go once in a while. The station rating now is always appalling and no passengers.
I'm getting help soon from a friend to figure out how to use python (the information from wiki or forum is very confusing for a non-IT/programmer guy) and will try to modify the file provided here.

[Michpi]

I took the ratings15.nml file and modified in wordpad, but i got stuck with python.
I took the ratings15.grf and decoded with grfcodec, but good God.. I can't understand what is there.

I think you choose a very strange way
I suppose you need only notepad and nmlc codec
viewtopic.php?f=68&t=48891

Anyway, try this one.
No any guarantee:)

[ColdIce]

I took the ratings15.nml file and modified in wordpad, but i got stuck with python.
I took the ratings15.grf and decoded with grfcodec, but good God.. I can't understand what is there.

I think you choose a very strange way
I suppose you need only notepad and nmlc codec
viewtopic.php?f=68&t=48891

Anyway, try this one.
No any guarantee:)

only nmlc? this weekend I will look into it. but i will still consider installing python and figure out the library part and command lines. I must learn so I can handle things myself. I don't like begging for small things that I can solve alone.
It is hard for a programming impared person to understand some things. I must take it easy and figure it out.
Now now.. my hero
I just tested the grf and works with passengers and mail. Also with OTIS cargo, as long as this grf is bellow OTIS grf. Does not work if it's above OTIS grf.
Thank you so much for this and for the tips. I appreciate it.

[Michpi]

Yes, this grf must be placed below any industry set.