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stb wrote: ↑06 Oct 2019 00:43 Another small bug. When removing a vehicle and creating a new one (without depot window reopening), the new vehicle inherits timetable data.
But if orders are not shared, the Automate and Auto Separation are reset.

Sochi wrote: ↑07 Oct 2019 12:53 Hi!
I use JGRs pack and ECS. Here are my questions:
- There is an order “Go to depot and stop”. What case can I use it? How can a vehicle left depot after this order? It looks only in a manual way by pressing Start button.

Sochi wrote: ↑07 Oct 2019 12:53Is there a possibility to make an order, for example, to go to depot if there is no cargo at the station and left depot after cargo arrived automatically?

Sochi wrote: ↑07 Oct 2019 12:53How an ECS calculate station rating and production as result? It there a classic OpenTTD way when it calculates Speed, life time of vehicle and so on? In general: is ECS calculates cargo, get from current station? Or cargo, supplied to destination station? What is better for rating: a query of slow trucks, go one by one or fast train, waiting some time for full loading?

Azusa257 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2019 00:06 I'm playing with the latest pre-release JGRpp 0.32 rc5, (but this also happened with JGR 31.5) and I don't know if this is a bug in vanilla or not, but when saving NewGRF presets from a multiplayer game, it doesn't save the parameters of the individual NewGRFs in that preset. Clicking on a game in the multiplayer menu, then clicking on NewGRF Settings to save the preset, then selecting that preset in the NewGRF menu in the main screen makes all the parameters of the individual NewGRFs equal to 0, and not as it is set up as such in that Multiplayer game, or even as the default parameters as set by the NewGRF itself.

wallyweb wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019 04:14 Downloaded patch boilerplate source.
I assume this is RC5
Compiled for Win32 using Visual Studio 2019
Compile failed on multiple instances with station_base.h(57,35): error C2338:
Copy of the build log is in the zip.

JGR wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019 09:23

wallyweb wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019 04:14 Downloaded patch boilerplate source.
I assume this is RC5
Compiled for Win32 using Visual Studio 2019
Compile failed on multiple instances with station_base.h(57,35): error C2338:
Copy of the build log is in the zip.

This should be fixed now.

There are windows binaries in the first post as well.

nirasa wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019 05:35 I can't compile OpenTTD. My system: XUbuntu 18.04, OpenTTD JGR 0.32. Compile is error. I downloaded the whole source code again, but it didn't help. What information do you need? Please... Thx

Azusa257 wrote: ↑09 Oct 2019 00:06 I'm playing with the latest pre-release JGRpp 0.32 rc5, (but this also happened with JGR 31.5) and I don't know if this is a bug in vanilla or not, but when saving NewGRF presets from a multiplayer game, it doesn't save the parameters of the individual NewGRFs in that preset. Clicking on a game in the multiplayer menu, then clicking on NewGRF Settings to save the preset, then selecting that preset in the NewGRF menu in the main screen makes all the parameters of the individual NewGRFs equal to 0, and not as it is set up as such in that Multiplayer game, or even as the default parameters as set by the NewGRF itself.

nirasa wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019 05:35 I can't compile OpenTTD. My system: XUbuntu 18.04, OpenTTD JGR 0.32. Compile is error. I downloaded the whole source code again, but it didn't help. What information do you need? Please... Thx

nirasa wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:19 Compilation error, Xubuntu 18.04, OpenTTD JGR 0.32:

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irenas@irenas-xubuntu:~/OpenTTD-patches-jgrpp-32$ ./configure
WARNING: The path contains a non-alphanumeric character that might cause
         failures in subsequent build stages. Any failures with the build
         will most likely be caused by this.
checking awk... awk
detecting OS... UNIX
checking build system type... x86_64-linux-gnu
checking host system type... x86_64-linux-gnu
checking universal build... no
checking build cc... gcc
checking host cc... gcc
checking build c++... g++
checking host c++... g++
checking strip... disabled
checking builtin depend... yes
checking makedepend... disabled
detecting cpu-type... 64 bits
detecting SSE... found
checking static... no
checking unicode... no
using debug level... no
using desync debug level... no
using link time optimization... no
checking OSX sysroot... not OSX, skipping
checking allegro... not found
checking sdl2... not found
configure: error: pkg-config sdl2 couldn't be found
configure: error: you supplied '2', but it seems invalid
irenas@irenas-xubuntu:~/OpenTTD-patches-jgrpp-32$

Error is on line - example from JGR 0.31.5:

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checking sdl... found

What file do I need to install?
Thanks for helping me.

TrueSatan wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:44 Just get developer package of sdl2
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev

Následující balíky mají nesplněné závislosti:
 libsdl2-dev : Závisí na: libegl1-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libgles2-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libwayland-dev ale nebude se instalovat

nirasa wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:49

TrueSatan wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:44 Just get developer package of sdl2
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev

Unfulfilled dependencies. Packages will not be installed.:

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Následující balíky mají nesplněné závislosti:
 libsdl2-dev : Závisí na: libegl1-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libgles2-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libwayland-dev ale nebude se instalovat

nirasa wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:49

TrueSatan wrote: ↑14 Oct 2019 05:44 Just get developer package of sdl2
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev

Unfulfilled dependencies. Packages will not be installed.:

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Následující balíky mají nesplněné závislosti:
 libsdl2-dev : Závisí na: libegl1-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libgles2-mesa-dev ale nebude se instalovat
               Závisí na: libwayland-dev ale nebude se instalovat

elvismurk wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 07:54 Would this patch be recommended for beginners, or should one start with the vanilla version?

Redirect Left wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 08:27

elvismurk wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 07:54 Would this patch be recommended for beginners, or should one start with the vanilla version?

I would recommend starting with this. It far out strips vanilla in features, to the point where I generally fail to acknowledge its existance when I am trying to introduce new people to OpenTTD now, I always go straight to this thread with them. Nothing in this patch makes it inherently more difficult for a typical new person to use, other than add more features for when they're ready to explore them. It also gets updated far more often, and has new and more useful features added a lot faster than vanilla.

kamnet wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 13:22 Also, JGRPP is not updated more frequently than OpenTTD's master branch. OpenTTD is updated nearly every day with fixes and additions. JGRPP is updated when JGR has time, and most of those updates are to keep up with the OpenTTD updates.

ino wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 13:28

kamnet wrote: ↑24 Oct 2019 13:22 Also, JGRPP is not updated more frequently than OpenTTD's master branch. OpenTTD is updated nearly every day with fixes and additions. JGRPP is updated when JGR has time, and most of those updates are to keep up with the OpenTTD updates.

When I was playing vanilla I always play the stable release. Which I think is less frequent than JGR release.