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NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 09 Dec 2010 11:09
by Honza_
Here I present NewGRFs from my magic workshop. These ones affect only graphics.

No Grid Land
NoGridLand
Makes edges of all landtiles smooth, so no grids appear. Done for all climates. Could interfere with another graphics set which changes tiles, so experiment with newgrf order to achieve the desired look. No parametres.

Arctic remove snow
ArcticRemoveSnow
For those who dont like shiny arctic snow. Subtitutes all snow graphic with temperate one. If another newgrf with snow sprites loaded (e.g. some cargo set with new snowy factories), it will of course show the snowy graphics. No parametres.

New Trees
NewTree
Is something like sequel from Stolen Trees set. I like that very much, so I make it slightly better by rescaling trees, so now they grow from smallest to full bloom. No parametres.

Check these screenshots:
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Temperate with no grids and new trees
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Arctic with no grids
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Desert with no grids
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Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 09 Dec 2010 11:47
by planetmaker
Honza_ wrote: Arctic remove snow
ArcticRemoveSnow
For those who dont like shiny arctic snow. Subtitutes all snow graphic with temperate one.
I don't understand the reason for this newgrf. It's easy as pie to set the snowline height to something higher than what can occur ingame... care to elaborate more / post a screenshot of that and what would be the difference to a normal arctic scenario without snow?

And please attach the screenshots to this forum. External sites are slow and your image sizes break the page layout.

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 09 Dec 2010 15:25
by Honza_
planetmaker wrote: I don't understand the reason for this newgrf. It's easy as pie to set the snowline height to something higher than what can occur ingame
Dear planetmaker,
because as stated on wiki:
"WARNING: Some code in TTD assumes that the snow line will remain constant: Some industries are built only above/below snowline and assume that the snow line won't move when they're already built. Similarly, snowy houses on arctic will still appear snowy even when the snow disappears around them. If you want to use this feature, make sure to counter these effects by overriding arctic houses and industries with snow-aware versions."

This newgrf only substitutes graphics and is mainly considered to be ran as static grf (e.g. if you join a server with some settings, Remove Snow will still apply). Moving with snowline would cause problems with industries or servers settings, or it will overwrite one of these, so no remove of snow would happen. At least this is how I thought it works.
It is a fact that arctic without snow is sad thing, but there are people who dont like shiny snow because their eyes get hurt.

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 09 Dec 2010 15:31
by planetmaker
Honza_ wrote: This newgrf only substitutes graphics and is mainly considered to be ran as static grf (e.g. if you join a server with some settings, Remove Snow will still apply).
It is a fact that arctic without snow is sad thing, but there are people who dont like shiny snow because their eyes get hurt.
Right. Using it as a static newgrf on a server which actually runs a (partially) snowy landscape makes sense. I didn't think of that - especially as I always though removing snow from arctic is a sad thing ;-)

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 09 Dec 2010 22:21
by luk3Z
No Grid Land + New Trees = cool :)

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 10 Dec 2010 22:10
by ZxBiohazardZx
include a newtree for artic? testw.grf already does that, since you based on the other stolen tree set, why not add that in?

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 03 Jan 2011 16:24
by Haskey
Why NoGridLand don't use OpenGFX's sea/lakes graphics... It looks great. But with this grf sea/lakes look like classic TTD :(

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 03 Jan 2011 17:11
by oberhümer
There is OpenGFX+ Landscape, though it's still at an early stage of development.

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 10 Jan 2011 13:29
by Sensation Lover
Honza, Good work! and Thanks!

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 11 Jan 2011 08:19
by Voyager One
Nice! Great job! :D

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 15 Jan 2011 06:54
by ostlandr
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:bow: We're not worthy! We're not worthy!

Will post a nice screenshot when I get a chance with NoGridLand, NewTree, and my eclectic mix of North American style GRFs. 8)

I actually caught myself just sitting back and watching the trains run the other day. NARS 2 late steam and early diesel, '50s buses and trucks from eGRVTS (mine and th AIs') running around, and street traffic courtesy of Town Cars.

Edit: Here's a nice one. Train 1 with a brand-new Baldwin "Sharknose" RF-16 on the point unloads wood and loads lumber at Cedar Rapids Valley. Train 2 (the MacKellar switcher) has just been given a former EMD F7 road unit, as the Alco S2 was underpowered for the job. Just behind the station, Budd RDC #4 is loading passengers for Cedar Rapids.


luk3Z wrote:No Grid Land + New Trees = cool :)

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 15 Jan 2011 09:51
by wallyweb
/me wonders why there are two exactly, identical, same, twin screenshots ... :roll:

Re: NewTree, NoGridLand & ArcticRemoveSnow

Posted: 18 Jan 2011 12:25
by ostlandr
Me wonders, too- and wonders even more why when I tried to delete one, they both went. . . :?:
wallyweb wrote:/me wonders why there are two exactly, identical, same, twin screenshots ... :roll: