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AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 02:15
by jdmagtibay
Good day. Newbie here. I downloaded a bunch of AIs from Bananas and the libraries they require as stated in the error log. However I cannot make these work. I cannot download it directly using the "Check online content" cause we don't have an internet connection at home. Can you please provide me with step-by-step procedures on how to make AIs work if they're downloaded from the forums or other sources? Screenshots will really help. Tried unpacking the libraries for the tar file, but they didn't work at all. Thanks!

Re: AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 09:04
by Brumi
How exactly did you download those AIs?

The most reliable way to download libraries is from here: http://noai.openttd.org/downloads/Libraries/
Put the .tar files (not the .tar.gz files!) in your Documents/OpenTTD/ai/library directory. No need to unpack the .tar files (although they should work even if you unpack them).

Keep us updated if you still have any problems :)

Re: AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 11:27
by jdmagtibay
Thanks for your response.
Yah, I think I got confused between noai and Bananas. I think I dowloaded the AIs from noai, while the libraries were from Bananas. When I unpacked the library tar.gz to .tar files, the tar files were named with numbers, not the library name. Is that supposed to happen?

Re: AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 11:51
by Brumi
I actually checked it now, the tar.gz files indeed become something like 1234.tar when you unpack them (at least if you download from noai.openttd.org, this is not the case when you use the ingame content downloader). That is not a problem, they should still work if you place them in the correct directory. You can even rename the .tar files to something more descriptive if you like.

Re: AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 12:24
by jdmagtibay
The numbered .tar files don't work, even under the library directory in the same folder as that of my AIs. I can't figure out how to do this.

Re: AI help!

Posted: 12 Jun 2017 13:13
by Brumi
They should be in the ai/library directory, not the same directory as the AIs.

Are the AIs still missing the libraries? Are they missing the same libraries as before? Did you download the correct versions of the libraries? So, for example, if they say they need SuperLib v38, then download v38, not v40. Could you show a screenshot of the AI debug window with the error message, also with the current contents of your ai directory?