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vincentkoevoets wrote:Hey JGR! Thanks for the new update! Can you help me with a compiling problem? I always compiled on MacBook without any problems, but 27.0 gave me spritecache error. I pasted the output from where it tries to compile spritecache.cpp. I am quite the noob when it comes to compiling, but I had it working fine before!
Thanks man!

3iff wrote:A thank you for including the "send to depot and sell" option. It is absolutely magic. When I close a service now, I just auto sell the vehicles and don't have to sit there waiting until the last one arrives.

JGR wrote:

vincentkoevoets wrote:Hey JGR! Thanks for the new update! Can you help me with a compiling problem? I always compiled on MacBook without any problems, but 27.0 gave me spritecache error. I pasted the output from where it tries to compile spritecache.cpp. I am quite the noob when it comes to compiling, but I had it working fine before!
Thanks man!

Thanks for letting me know about this, can you try the most recent commit which I've pushed to the repo (i.e. using git pull).

JGR wrote:

SquireJames wrote:Seem to be encountering repeated crashes when trying to upgrade signals (from their semaphore to electric light equivalent). I can upload the dmp file to a server if required.

Does this still occur with the latest release (0.27.0)?
There have been some bug fixes since then which may be related.
If so it would be useful if you could attach a savegame.
I can't do anything with windows dmp files, so there's no need to upload those.
Thanks.

Triskelen wrote:So i downloaded openttd installed it then I downloaded the pack from githubb then overwritten the files in the folder
and it still seems I'm just playing normal openttd

sd70 wrote:Thank you JGR for adding the vehicle flipping in station patch, it works great !!

Tsylatac wrote:Thanks again for all of the work you put into this for us! <3

If I may make another small suggestion/request, when creating a new vehicle group, could that group (optionally?) automatically be made a child of whatever group was selected at the time? As the network expands it gets a little annoying scrolling and scrolling and scrolling to drag each new subgroup to the appropriate parent

Tsylatac wrote:Also, a bug report, when setting Zoning to "Station catchment (window open)" it falls short a row of tiles to the bottom-left.

And I don't know if this is a bug or intentional, but when "When paused allow:" is set to the default "All non-construction actions" it is not allowed to program a signal while paused. I'm leaning toward bug, because setting routefinding restrictions is still allowed...

ecolortest wrote:A bug in this version 0.27.1

Assertion failed at line 75 of /home/jgr/openttd/cross-win32/src/fontcache.cpp: IsPrintable(key)

This is happen if do click a Game Options

SimYouLater wrote:What exactly does that patch do, again? I can't figure out how it reverses trains in the depiot. (Yes, I have it enabled! )

JGR wrote:
You'll probably be better building for your platform (Linux?).

Captain Rand wrote:

JGR wrote:
You'll probably be better building for your platform (Linux?).

Speaking of which.... Is there any chance of getting a ready to go Linux build?
I really hate Windows (OTTD is one of the very few things I have to keep a Windows box for), and I've never been able to get Wine to work.

Pete.

$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

ino wrote:

Captain Rand wrote:

JGR wrote:
You'll probably be better building for your platform (Linux?).

Speaking of which.... Is there any chance of getting a ready to go Linux build?
I really hate Windows (OTTD is one of the very few things I have to keep a Windows box for), and I've never been able to get Wine to work.

Pete.

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$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

JGR is developing on Linux, and all Windows build he provided is actually cross-compiled with mingw.

I find it much easier than to download Windows binaries back when I was using Windows tbh.

Captain Rand wrote:

ino wrote:

Captain Rand wrote:
Speaking of which.... Is there any chance of getting a ready to go Linux build?
I really hate Windows (OTTD is one of the very few things I have to keep a Windows box for), and I've never been able to get Wine to work.

Pete.

ํYou literally

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$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

JGR is developing on Linux, and all Windows build he provided is actually cross-compiled with mingw.

I find it much easier than to download Windows binaries back when I was using Windows tbh.

Thanks, but I have no idea on how to compile. Where and how is this code used?

Pete.

JGR wrote:

SimYouLater wrote:What exactly does that patch do, again? I can't figure out how it reverses trains in the depiot. (Yes, I have it enabled! )

It enables reversing the direction of non-articulated train wagons/locomotives in the depot using Ctrl-click.

kamnet wrote:

Captain Rand wrote:

ino wrote:
ํYou literally

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$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

JGR is developing on Linux, and all Windows build he provided is actually cross-compiled with mingw.

I find it much easier than to download Windows binaries back when I was using Windows tbh.

Thanks, but I have no idea on how to compile. Where and how is this code used?

Pete.

Open a shell window. Create a directory where you want to install OpenTTD source code. CD into it. Run the directions above. It will automatically download the code, configure it and compile it into a binary. The last line fires up OpenTTD.

If you receive any errors (you probably will), post the errors and somebody can help you figure out what needs fixed. A little cumbersome your first time out, but once your get your tools installed and set up it's a breeze to update.

cd <insert full directory path of folder>

Auge wrote:Hello

No newbie will compile a program with only …

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cd <insert full directory path of folder>

… and …

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$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

… even these two parts are important. To prepare the system to be able to compile is also important. The manual provides a page with the list of necessary programs one have to install to be able to compile OpenTTD.

Attention: At least the section about Debian/Ubuntu is partially outdated. The OpenTTD-team does not use subversion anymore. One has to install git instead. So actually the commands for the shell (command line, if you changed from Windows ) should be (please correct me if I'm wrong):

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sudo apt-get build-dep openttd
sudo apt-get install git patch

Afterwards one has to follow the commands, given by ino (in the shell).

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$ git clone https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-patches.git
$ cd OpenTTD-patches
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./bin/openttd

One can omit the last step (./bin/openttd) and start the program from whereEverYouAre/OpenTTD-patches/bin/openttd. This may be useful, if one installed another (maybe an unpatched) version before.

Tschö, Auge

SimYouLater wrote:Oh. Alright. Strangely, I can't reverse the Cyclops from Iron Horse using Ctrl-Click?