Posted: 23 May 2004 10:11
Are any bridges going to be made in 1920, possibly stone available from 1804(in case they expand it)
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in honour of you, I added the source to SFfantux wrote:Is that really the same as 0.3.2? AFAIK the svn contains the newsest patches.jacke wrote:Well, download the source code from svn, and compile it yourself.fantux wrote:Is there any specific reason, why there are only Windows- and OSX-Binaries available? Neither one lets me play openttd on Linux
so far there have not been any bug fixes or new features except for the support for FreeBSD and MorphOSSchool wrote:And the version in SVN is still the same as V 0.3.2 ... except the support to different platforms (see the changelog, guys)
Where can I find the Industry List?G0RR3 wrote:Great!
Look at the picture below, it is a list of factories in my game.
I´v got a question, could be the type of factory be in front of the name of city, where the factory is?
For example: Coal Mine (Brintbourne Brigde)
Click on the industry list, hold down your mousebutton and select the second option: "Industry Directory"mr_unanimous wrote:Where can I find the Industry List?
Hmmm I went through all the buttons except that one, I guess .Darkvater wrote:Click on the industry list, hold down your mousebutton and select the second option: "Industry Directory"mr_unanimous wrote:Where can I find the Industry List?
What is the switch for the windows version to enable it?fantux wrote:
remember to use
make ENABLE_NETWORK:=1
if you want to try out the still unsupported multiplayer
Thank youBjarni wrote:This means that network games are on random maps instead of the same one each time
I don't know about 2090 yet
Actually I don't want binaries. I hacked a few things in 0.3.1-source (more vehicles, a friend of mine changed his maglev so it had no slowdowns anymore). So you see, I prefer sourceSomeone else who messed with my post wrote: There are a simple reason. The porters have not made the binaries yet
In the latest SVN wooden and concrete bridges are available from 1920.Born Acorn wrote:Are any bridges going to be made in 1920, possibly stone available from 1804(in case they expand it)
I think too this could be better with the factory type in front of the name..G0RR3 wrote: ...
I v got a question, could be the type of factory be in front of the name of city, where the factory is?
For example: Coal Mine (Brintbourne Brigde)
it's updated, but it's nice to know that people look at itBraino wrote:What about updating the website? *poke*
But anyways....great work!