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Pyoro wrote:Now that's what I call great costumer service ... thanks.

Well, your report was very precise in how to reproduce the crash, and together with the debugger stack trace there was a very prominent suspect to look at (and you were lucky that I read your post right after you posted it ).

I have just updated the repository. A lot of commits have gone in, but the only user-visible change should be the fix for the crash reported by Pyoro two weeks ago.

cirdan wrote:I have just updated the repository.

Here is the unguaranteed Win32 binary: JGR's Tracerestrict version: Enjoy.

Here is the Ubuntu 14.04 64 version. And yeah i am still on 14.04.

Tanks for the new version cirdan.

And JGR version is attached as well.

Thanks Cirdan and JGR for the new versions

Btw. I found an odd behaviour but I had no time to make a test savegame so far.

If you use the non-stop setting by default and have some rules to replace the trains
if its to old, it just happens that if the depot is behind a train station not in the normal
schedule of the train, it will be inserted between the jump rule and the depot
rule (or order if you like haha). even worse if there is more then one station
the train is traveling through. I think the non stop should always be obeyed.
Because the train never visits the station again until replaced or repaired
but it generates passerngers/goods for the next visist station of the train.
That leads to bad ratings.

Guess its better if I can provide a savegame for the odd behaviour.
Not that important, only somthing i have noticed every now and then,
because I had grayed orders where they did not belong.
Maybe its a trunk fault as well. Not playing the vanilla game anymore haha
Cheers

Here is the savegame with the conditional jump and my config.
Train only serves the lower two stations and (here it will go to depot everytime
on purpose) will only go to depot if the lifetime is over.
As soon as it moves to the trian depot behind the thrird station the non-stop features
will be ignored and the train stop first at the third station then moves on to the depot
and afterwards run back to the next station this time obeying the non-stop feature.
so something is wrong with conditional orders.

Not that important as I said and maybe a design failure, but something to report

Cheers and thanks in advance

wallyweb wrote:JGR's Tracerestrict version will ne posted here when available.

I've pushed an updated version to github.

JGR wrote:

wallyweb wrote:JGR's Tracerestrict version

I've pushed an updated version to github.

The Windows binary is available here.

Enjoy.

TrueSatan wrote:Here is the savegame with the conditional jump and my config. Train only serves the lower two stations and (here it will go to depot everytime on purpose) will only go to depot if the lifetime is over. As soon as it moves to the trian depot behind the thrird station the non-stop features will be ignored and the train stop first at the third station then moves on to the depot and afterwards run back to the next station this time obeying the non-stop feature. so something is wrong with conditional orders.

Thanks for your report. The problem was not with the conditional order but with the nearest depot service order, which was clobbering the non-stop flag when actually finding the nearest depot. Can you try the attached patch?

cirdan wrote:

TrueSatan wrote:Here is the savegame with the conditional jump and my config. Train only serves the lower two stations and (here it will go to depot everytime on purpose) will only go to depot if the lifetime is over. As soon as it moves to the trian depot behind the thrird station the non-stop features will be ignored and the train stop first at the third station then moves on to the depot and afterwards run back to the next station this time obeying the non-stop feature. so something is wrong with conditional orders.

Thanks for your report. The problem was not with the conditional order but with the nearest depot service order, which was clobbering the non-stop flag when actually finding the nearest depot. Can you try the attached patch?

Thanks i see the patch fixes the problem. I tried as well to send the train to the depot with the depot button
and i'll skipped the orders.
Worked like a charm

Have to apply the patch to JGR's tracerestriction branch, because thats the pack i usually use to play.

Thanks and cheers

I have pushed the fix to the repository. Thanks!

cirdan wrote:I have pushed the fix to the repository. Thanks!

Here is the fixed Windows binary: and JGR's tracerestrict version: Enjoy.

(All guarantees were destroyed by an ice storm in Canada, so there are none.)

wallyweb wrote:

Here is the fixed Windows binary:
OpenTTD-REBASED-r27601-g174edb7a-Win32.7z
JGR's tracerestrict version will be posted here when available.

Enjoy.

(All guarantees were destroyed by an ice storm in Canada, so there are none.)

I've pushed an update which merges this.

JGR wrote:

wallyweb wrote:

Here is the fixed Windows binary:
OpenTTD-REBASED-r27601-g174edb7a-Win32.7z
JGR's tracerestrict version will be posted here when available.

Enjoy.

(All guarantees were destroyed by an ice storm in Canada, so there are none.)

I've pushed an update which merges this.

The Windows 32 bit binary is here.

Enjoy

Thank you both, Cridan and JGR

Here are the versions for Ubuntu 14.04 64bit

Fresh, hot, new.
No clue what was changed, but JGR has updated his tracerestricted version.
As usual ubuntu and still for the old 14.04 64 bit
Thanks JGR.

And Cirdan, I wonder if you have something like the not road type in your mind as well.
Looks interesting that feature.

Cheers

TrueSatan wrote:Fresh, hot, new.
No clue what was changed, but JGR has updated his tracerestricted version.
As usual ubuntu and still for the old 14.04 64 bit
Thanks JGR.

And Cirdan, I wonder if you have something like the not road type in your mind as well.
Looks interesting that feature.

Cheers

This is mainly minor fixes and additions to the tracerestrict GUI which are cherry-picked from the main tracerestrict branch.

JGR wrote:... mainly minor fixes and additions to the tracerestrict GUI...

Here is the unguaranteed Windows 32bit binary ...
Enjoy

How do I get this as a .diff or .patch file?

SimYouLater wrote:How do I get this as a .diff or .patch file?

Normally on the first page the author of a patch gives instructions how to get his work.

HackaLittleBit wrote:

SimYouLater wrote:How do I get this as a .diff or .patch file?

Normally on the first page the author of a patch gives instructions how to get his work.

He provides a pre-compiled windows binary and a link to a site where, if I looked hard enough, had instructions to compile a working copy of OpenTTD with his patch.

I need the .patch/.diff file itself, or I need a .patch/.diff of NotRoadTypes which only provides pre-compiled versions as well. Why do you have to make it so difficult to compile several patches into a custom build for personal use?