Pictures of your games (non-OT thread)

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 02 Nov 2005 19:24

Hmm... those look awesome:!:

nicfer · Post by **nicfer** » 02 Nov 2005 19:34

eis_os wrote:A junction from my current game:

I want a station, house, or something over a tunnel entrance

. Good job

. I am waiting for the release of this patch

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eis_os · Post by **eis_os** » 02 Nov 2005 20:33

About enhancetunnels:

I know the graphics, but they don't have all sides, neither would they work for the different train system, neither are they seperate sprites. Ohh, when it's done ...

lobster · Post by **lobster** » 07 Nov 2005 14:15

what the... Oz's concrete tunnel thingies look too brilliant! amazing!

Post by **WWTBAM** » 11 Nov 2005 05:57

here is my steel mill station with trains and trucks using one way roads

AvAtAr · Post by **AvAtAr** » 11 Nov 2005 16:48

pics from my game

AvAtAr · Post by **AvAtAr** » 11 Nov 2005 16:50

part 2

Jezulkim · Post by **Jezulkim** » 11 Nov 2005 20:10

Nice loops

One picture from a random saved game.

Shifty Powers · Post by **Shifty Powers** » 11 Nov 2005 21:34

Where did you get those walls beside the water from? 'Cause I can't find them.

The Person · Post by **The Person** » 11 Nov 2005 22:58

Jezulkim wrote:One picture from a random saved game.

WOW!

Post by **WWTBAM** » 12 Nov 2005 01:04

georges canals you budoze the water and imeditaly place a canal

YouTube · Post by **Geo Ghost** » 12 Nov 2005 20:00

r0b0t_b0y2003 wrote:georges canals you budoze the water and imeditaly place a canal

or... you could just build a lake with the canal blocks...

^Cartman^ · Post by **^Cartman^** » 12 Nov 2005 21:13

Some screenshots of a multiplayer game via LAN with my two bigger brothers (used OpenTTD integrated nightly r3090I4.5). Notice that there are more than one company using trains on the railway tracks!

My company is red, and my youngest big brother uses blue (both started 1950) and my other big brother is yellow (started 2042).

Screenshots from this thread.

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39087
Our main power station.

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39086
A crossover.

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39085
Oslo lufthavn Gardermoen (Oslos international airport, with a big train station and several bus terminals)

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39123
The tracks right before Oslo Lufthavn Gardermoen (which is down to the right)

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39122
A factory, not so far away from the main power plant (the tracks from and to the upper left corner of the screenshot)

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39121
The tracks after the factory (which is outside the upper left corner of the screenshot)

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39126
An advanced, but small crossover.

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39125
Some long tunnels, which goes under a big train station, the track to the left leads to the steel mill's station.

http://www.tt-forums.net/download.php?id=39124
My brother's big sawmill train station.

YouTube · Post by **Geo Ghost** » 13 Nov 2005 14:03

THAT is impressive.
I wish i could do something like that.

Post by **PikkaBird** » 13 Nov 2005 14:49

First view of my new Tropics set... Rai has been beta testing for me and has some shots he's itching to show, so I thought I'd get in first.

This set changes the landscape, towns, industries, and track gauge in the Tropic scenario, as well as (obviously) the rolling stock. It also has custom running and horn sounds for every locomotive!

Note the trees in the "desert" (as well as a couple of other landscape features) require new patchcode which is in beta testing, which is why Rai's screenshots won't have them.

lobster · Post by **lobster** » 13 Nov 2005 15:58

nerds would say:

wtf w00t omfg rofl kewl!

but i'll simply tell you that i'm very impressed by those screenshots, it looks great!

Aegir · Post by **Aegir** » 13 Nov 2005 23:00

Ahh neat. I suppose I can post my owns screenies when I get around to it then.

I tell ya, theres more to it than what you can see. You people will be in for a real treat.

The Irish · Post by **The Irish** » 14 Nov 2005 07:29

Damn! That looks good.

now I know what will happen with the few days I'll get off work over the christmas period

Cool stuff, keep it coming.

Raichase · Post by **Raichase** » 14 Nov 2005 09:48

I can break my screenie drought! A big cheers to Pikka for letting me help test this set, this is one of the toughest games I have played in a long time. Combine slower, weaker trains and an inhosipitable climate with an unreal dependance on crude oil, steep mountains and rainforest, large distances and small towns, and you have one heck of a game to play.

This "scenario" (not the map, the situation) is one of the best I have encountered yet.

EDIT: Okay, flip the descriptions around

Lets take a look at my two favorite "old" screenies. These show my savegame in 1927 and 1944 respectivly.

The first one, taken in 1927 shows the state of Daintree Flats when my company first moved into the town. A small bus service, departs twice a day to the next town, of Tinakaba. An industrial shortline to the north, brings fuel oil to the town, to power the generator. This is produced about 30 minutes drive to the east, in Mareeree.

The food prossessing plant is serviced by a fruit plantation on the other side of the town, as well as a sugar mill at Tinakaba and some more fruit to the north. Due to economy troubles, as well as lack of intrest, the fruit line to the east is closed by 1933, and the fuel oil line is replaced by trucks by 1940. The tracks are abandoned, and signals removed to release more jobs.

The second screenie is shown about an hours drive to the WSW, and is on the other side of the mighty Boora River. In between the river and the mountains, small towns are dotted around, usually as a result of coal mining. Buses run along the road here to Biloea, to the south. The train in the picture is a 4-6-0 "Pineapple" class branch line steamer, taking some fruit and mail to the far south, in the Boora Delta. A single passenger coach is on this train, but not many people choose to travel, due to a nation-wide recession.

Raichase · Post by **Raichase** » 14 Nov 2005 09:53

My bank account hurts

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By 1956, much has changed. The global economy has strengthed, new deposits of crude oil have been opened up to the north, and towns are starting to grow. Few people seem ready to travel though.

In the far north, where the outback gives way to more rainforest, we see the terminus of the line north from Daintree. This one of the regions main sources of crude oil, as well as south, at Mt. Cloncurry, and some new deposits over at Townsville (no, not the real one). The first picture, you can see a shiny silver "Comeng" railcar departing. This is the only train to stop at this station, most freights come down here to run around their empty trains to run back to Daintree.

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