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I made another patch that "disallows" crash to an aircraft.

Again, it's a cheat but it can be usefull in multiplayer.

There already is a patch that allows server to configure probability that airplane will crash (or even turning these crashes off completely)
Look at http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=32202

Unfortunately, it is not yet in trunk. Crashes can be a bit annoying, so limiting them or turning them off would be a nice idea.

I had that patch. If you turn off crashes, it works like cheat on. But there is still chance plane will crash and this patch remove it completely.

pavel1269 wrote:I had that patch. If you turn off crashes, it works like cheat on. But there is still chance plane will crash and this patch remove it completely. :wink:

I think if you set crash chance to zero, the only way to crash the plane is to try landing large plane (jet) on small airport. The runway is too small, so the crash chance is quite high (5% i think) and that is not changed by that patch. But if you use reasonably sized airports, this will no longer happen.

If i remember right i tested it only with that fast planes and on biggest airports. So ...

update

another update ...

In my patch pack just saying A LOT of your patchs or updated patchs seem to be going in now

pavel1269 wrote:I made another patch that "disallows" crash to an aircraft.

Again, it's a cheat but it can be usefull in multiplayer.

After downloading what to do.

Read the sticky topic in the forum.
http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=21678

Alberth wrote:Read the sticky topic in the forum.
http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=21678

Its not written there,can u help me out

Yes it is written there, try harder. Hint: You will need to recompile.

I guess no one around here is willing to spoon-feed you.

I thought the gays here r really helpful but guess u ppl want to make fun not to help.

First of all, try writing normal english words instead of slang, abbreviations, or whatever it is called.
Second, you don't seem to have tried anything yourself, so why should we invest time in you?
Third, the global path is:
1. Get a C++ compiler running at your system.
2. Get a copy of OpenTTD trunk via svn.
3. Check that you can compile the source, and that the result is executable.
4. Apply the patch to the sources, checking that it modified the right parts of the source code.
5. Compile again.
6. Run the executable.
7. Be happy with your patched game.

How's that for being helpful?

Alberth wrote:First of all, try writing normal english words instead of slang, abbreviations, or whatever it is called.
Second, you don't seem to have tried anything yourself, so why should we invest time in you?
Third, the global path is:
1. Get a C++ compiler running at your system.
2. Get a copy of OpenTTD trunk via svn.
3. Check that you can compile the source, and that the result is executable.
4. Apply the patch to the sources, checking that it modified the right parts of the source code.
5. Compile again.
6. Run the executable.
7. Be happy with your patched game.

How's that for being helpful?

Thanx for ur reply
where to get a C++ complier.

Is there some thing more easy thing to do as i am new to computers what u expect a 7 yr to do.

You asked how to use a downloaded patch, and my global path is as easy as it gets. There is no simpler way of using patches yourself.

If that is too complicated, I guess using a patch is simply too difficult for you (at this time).

Some times another user makes an OpenTTD version with one or more patches in it, and puts it at the forum. That may be an alternative solution for you then.

Updated to current trunk

Here is a win32 binary. Unfortunately, this patch bumps the savegame version so you can't play games from trunk and trunk can't play games from here.