OpenTTD 0.2.1 released
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OpenTTD 0.2.1 released
Grab it here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/open ... e?download
Changelog:
- Fix: copy orders crashed if you clicked on a wagon
- Feature: 'A' hotkey now always opens autorail
- Change: Moved autorail button
- Feature: X can be used to toggle transparent buildings
- Fix: don't show transparent buildings in intro
- Fix: installer doesn't delete savegames
- Feature: Hotkeys 1-9 can be used to build a bridge in the bridge window
- Feature: Added more hotkeys in the road build window
Changelog:
- Fix: copy orders crashed if you clicked on a wagon
- Feature: 'A' hotkey now always opens autorail
- Change: Moved autorail button
- Feature: X can be used to toggle transparent buildings
- Fix: don't show transparent buildings in intro
- Fix: installer doesn't delete savegames
- Feature: Hotkeys 1-9 can be used to build a bridge in the bridge window
- Feature: Added more hotkeys in the road build window
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Post all your patches and feature requests here.
Post all your patches and feature requests here.
A little graphical bug 
It seems to be due to the use of a wrong charset.

Town name is Châteauroux and not ChÔteauroux.
All accentued character have the same problem.
As reminder, accentued charecters in french language are :
éèçàâäêëîïôöùæœ
Most common are bold, so these one should definitely work.
In german, you have this one : ß
And in spanish you have ñ and sevreral others.
Normaly, "extented ascii" (8 bits) can handle all of theim.
PS: Upper case characted should be accentued too, but due to problems at the earlier age of the printing work, by convention you can replace upper case accentued characters by simple upper case characters for printing (and computer also).

It seems to be due to the use of a wrong charset.
Town name is Châteauroux and not ChÔteauroux.
All accentued character have the same problem.
As reminder, accentued charecters in french language are :
éèçàâäêëîïôöùæœ
Most common are bold, so these one should definitely work.
In german, you have this one : ß
And in spanish you have ñ and sevreral others.
Normaly, "extented ascii" (8 bits) can handle all of theim.
PS: Upper case characted should be accentued too, but due to problems at the earlier age of the printing work, by convention you can replace upper case accentued characters by simple upper case characters for printing (and computer also).
bug reports are nice, but post them as bugs on http://sourceforge.net/projects/openttd/
You can submit screenshots too. If you post them somewhere inside a threat in the forum, the programmers might not see it.
You can submit screenshots too. If you post them somewhere inside a threat in the forum, the programmers might not see it.
Re: OpenTTD 0.2.1 released
next time, can you please supply a link to sourceforge download page so win users can get thier .exe and the others can get the source?ludde wrote:Grab it here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/open ... e?download
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My OpenTTD contributions (AIs, Game Scripts, patches, OpenTTD Auto Updater, and some sprites)
Junctioneer (a traffic intersection simulator)
Junctioneer (a traffic intersection simulator)
Ok, got the source zip,
* make
* chmod 703 ttd
* ./ttd
Avbruten(swedish) = Abort(english)
EDIT: I use RH9 and have SDL 1.2.6
* make
* chmod 703 ttd
* ./ttd
Code: Select all
[leif@localhost openttd-0.2.1]$ ./ttd
Error: No available language packs
ttd: ttd.c:72: error: Assertion `0' failed.
Avbruten (SIGABRT)
EDIT: I use RH9 and have SDL 1.2.6
My OpenTTD contributions (AIs, Game Scripts, patches, OpenTTD Auto Updater, and some sprites)
Junctioneer (a traffic intersection simulator)
Junctioneer (a traffic intersection simulator)
You need to make the language file (english.lng e.g.) with strgen first. Than you have to copy that file to you OTTD directory.zuu wrote:Ok, got the source zip,
* make
* chmod 703 ttd
* ./ttdAvbruten(swedish) = Abort(english)Code: Select all
[leif@localhost openttd-0.2.1]$ ./ttd Error: No available language packs ttd: ttd.c:72: error: Assertion `0' failed. Avbruten (SIGABRT)
EDIT: I use RH9 and have SDL 1.2.6
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New strings aren't always at the bottom of strings.txt. You can use the online SVN viewer to create diffs between the different versions (if you look in the tags directory, and go into a specific version, you can see the revision number for that version. Find the revision number for two versions, then go back into the trunk, go to lang, open english.lng and use the "create diff between revision ___ and ___" option).
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