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Mr Bruco wrote:hey
I'm back
First of all, forget the old graphics and anything before this moment.
There are still bad when I realized that you can use a limited number of colors for NewGRF so from now on I will use only the dos palette
Updates in the first post

Build it as a 32bpp set and you won't have to use a restricted pallet.

kamnet wrote:

Mr Bruco wrote:hey
I'm back
First of all, forget the old graphics and anything before this moment.
There are still bad when I realized that you can use a limited number of colors for NewGRF so from now on I will use only the dos palette
Updates in the first post

Build it as a 32bpp set and you won't have to use a restricted pallet.

Just to clarity, you do not have to create extra zoom levels to have 32bpp graphics.

Build it as a 32bpp set and you won't have to use a restricted pallet.

with only 255 colors can do a lot of things!
and then the first drawings were awful

these are the stages of construction of some buildings.

Looks good - the construction scaffold is historically correct, but the upper floor should have the window openings already - walls are not built solidly with windows later cut out, especially not with stone or brick. Also, typically only beams or joists would be built for the floor as the walls are being built in a stone building - the floorboards often are added later.

thanks for the suggestion supermop
i made it again

looks good!

I posed a question in the NML forum viewtopic.php?f=68&t=75256 that may be also interesting for you.

My main concern is that the streets are way too wide for the town parts with mediaeval history.

But there seems to be a possible solution for this by simply extending the houses to the streets. May be even possible to create overlays for the streets (I do not know how the stacking works, so just is at the moment just an speculation).

I'll let you know if I have managed to do some tests.

Anywhere this can downloaded?

Otto1988octavius wrote: ↑08 Jul 2020 00:52 Anywhere this can downloaded?

These are just graphics. They're available under GPLv2 license, free to download and compile your own set as long as you follow the terms of the license.

Hey I just discovered this, and I just want to say I think OTTD is missing a mediterranean/southern European style town set, and that these graphics would work well for such a set (just for future reference)

I started city building in jrg scenario editor and was hoping for mediterranean style shore resort. Unfortunately I don't code.

Mr. Bruco hasn't been back in a few years, which is a shame. These graphics are released under GPLv2 and anybody can use them to build a proper town or objects set (or both!)