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Apple go out of their way to prevent developing for their platforms without buying into their hardware. I don't own any Apple hardware, nor do I intend to acquire any, and therefore I cannot produce binaries for Apple platforms.
He could just get clang and all the deps out of the ports tree (homebrew or macports). But that would be effort compared to complaining about a 6GB download and hoping someone else solves his problem
A savegame which demonstrates the issue would be useful, thanks.Lw25 wrote: ↑07 Aug 2019 16:35 I came across different bug in different save (I can provide save on dm if needed). Even thought route is clear train do not want to enter the tunnel with signaling in it. Whole route is clear. There is nothing in the tunnel. Both 31.3 and 31.2 have that. I do not have that in my previous game.
Save send by dmJGR wrote: ↑07 Aug 2019 16:51A savegame which demonstrates the issue would be useful, thanks.Lw25 wrote: ↑07 Aug 2019 16:35 I came across different bug in different save (I can provide save on dm if needed). Even thought route is clear train do not want to enter the tunnel with signaling in it. Whole route is clear. There is nothing in the tunnel. Both 31.3 and 31.2 have that. I do not have that in my previous game.
Is it possible to restrict overtaking in general or for vehicle classes/groups in the vehicle set? Trams are not able to overtake even they are not articulated and game wise they are "only" street vehicles. The overtaking restriction gets handled somewhere. Question is, is it handled in the game code or in the vehicle set?
It's handled in the game code. Trams may not overtake under any circumstances. Non-tram road vehicles are all handled the same way and there isn't any NewGRF control of the overtaking behaviour.Auge wrote: ↑19 Aug 2019 09:20 Hello
Is it possible to restrict overtaking in general or for vehicle classes/groups in the vehicle set? Trams are not able to overtake even they are not articulated and game wise they are "only" street vehicles. The overtaking restriction gets handled somewhere. Question is, is it handled in the game code or in the vehicle set?
Tschö, Auge
With NRT we have now the "special" case of non-rail-dependent road vehicles (trolleys) that can not overtake (in reality).
I can not estimate the incidence of such features use. It is only relevant for trolleys (until someone "invents" a further case) and ((currently) hardcoded in the game) for trams so its use would be restricted for these vehicle classes. Or we live with this being unrealistic because it's not the end of the world.
Being pedantic, trolley buses can and do overtake other (usually stationary) non-trolley road vehicles.
If a NewGRF author was actively keen to implement this feature in their GRF to run on this patchpack then I could look into it, but I don't really want to implement such features speculatively.Auge wrote: ↑20 Aug 2019 09:29I can not estimate the incidence of such features use. It is only relevant for trolleys (until someone "invents" a further case) and ((currently) hardcoded in the game) for trams so its use would be restricted for these vehicle classes. Or we live with this being unrealistic because it's not the end of the world.
Tschö, Auge
You are right, if it is only an issue in the patchpack it would be a much to high effort to solve it as an isolated application. I expect this to be also an issue in OpenTTD itself. If it is, it should be solved there if the developers think it is worth the effort. At the end it's – as said before – not the end of the world to have sprites in a game that behaves different from the real world.
See here: https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-p ... angelog.md
Alright thanks.JGR wrote: ↑24 Aug 2019 15:13 See here: https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-p ... angelog.md
The changes in 0.31.4 are included.
Probably, if they're large sets. It caps around I think 256 unique houses, in the order the newgrfs are listed (and ones that aren't valid for the current year do count toward that limit). If you open up the scenario editor and play with the Place Houses tool you can get a better feel for it, since it won't even list the newgrfs that weren't loaded and the last one will be cut short. (But in case it's a bug, maybe try loading the same sets in the same order in vanilla openttd?)AkipTsaqif wrote: ↑25 Aug 2019 12:45 Anyway, whenever I use some building sets, only the first 4 of them were spawned in the cities, the rest doesn't appear at all. Is this a default behavior in the game code?
What sets did you use, which climate did you use, and what year did you launch the game?AkipTsaqif wrote: ↑25 Aug 2019 12:45Alright thanks.JGR wrote: ↑24 Aug 2019 15:13 See here: https://github.com/JGRennison/OpenTTD-p ... angelog.md
The changes in 0.31.4 are included.
Anyway, whenever I use some building sets, only the first 4 of them were spawned in the cities, the rest doesn't appear at all. Is this a default behavior in the game code?
