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Oh, it will work. In the early days of Linux, I once compiled a Linux kernel at a machine with 4MB RAM. It was a 3.5 hours harddisk-LED test (it went on, and stayed that way for 3.5 hours, with the HD shuffling over the disk all the time), but I did get my kernelGremnon wrote:I'd provide a compiled version from that old box, but it'd probably have a heart attack (CPU attack?) if I even thought about asking it to.
I have seen the problem too a few days ago.horse wrote: When I clone a vehicle, there are no costs.
I can clone vehicles for free.
That one I did not see yet. I will have to do some more testing.I found out there is a patch called leasing in this pack.
For that reason clone vehicle leases a vehicle instead of buying.
No there is not, except for buying instead of cloning.Is there a way to turn leasing off?
- I'll try again tomorrow.
If its for linux i can, for windows noJamieLei wrote:I've just spend an hour trying to compile OpenTTD and got pretty much nowhere
Anyone posting a binary of the above patch revision gets a triple chocolate chip cookie from me
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4>network_command.obj : error LNK2005: "public: __thiscall CommandQueue::~CommandQueue(void)" (??1CommandQueue@@QAE@XZ) already defined in command_queue.obj
4>..\objs\Win32\Release\\openttd.exe : fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found
, in my opinion, yours is one of the best... [/size]
There is a windows binary posted four posts up ...Lord Aro wrote: i might have a go at your patchpacks at some point, if i can ever be bothered to compile...
Thank you, but I consider them all to be ... different.in my opinion, yours is one of the best..
You can consider it to be the last stablish version.oh, and a small note, the title of the thread is still v9_3, is it supposed to be like that because that was the last stablish version, or what?
Maybe they are waiting for another train to take them somewhere else ... Cargodist will do that.Nickel_Plate wrote: Playing 9.9.4 ( R20612 ) build by muzzy, can only load 5 passengers into each carriage, even when there is 50/60 passengers at station.
ok, confirmed this is a bugNickel_Plate wrote:Playing 9.9.4 ( R20612 ) build by muzzy, can only load 5 passengers into each carriage, even when there is 50/60 passengers at station.
While it is a bit strange, I am not so convinced it is a bug yet...muzzy wrote:ok, confirmed this is a bugNickel_Plate wrote:Playing 9.9.4 ( R20612 ) build by muzzy, can only load 5 passengers into each carriage, even when there is 50/60 passengers at station.
Change your orders to "Full Load any cargo" , then trains will be filled.
Proud Canadian sounds like a conflict with this revision:muzzy wrote:ok, confirmed this is a bugNickel_Plate wrote:Playing 9.9.4 ( R20612 ) build by muzzy, can only load 5 passengers into each carriage, even when there is 50/60 passengers at station.
Change your orders to "Full Load any cargo" , then trains will be filled.
michi_cc * r20506 /trunk/src/ (economy.cpp vehicle_base.h): -Change: Vehicles will now stop loading after a load cycle that loaded less than possible, unless it's a full load order. This should improve behaviour with gradual loading and cargo continuously trickling in.
muzzy wrote:ok, confirmed this is a bugNickel_Plate wrote: Playing 9.9.4 ( R20612 ) build by muzzy, can only load 5 passengers into each carriage, even when there is 50/60 passengers at station.
Change your orders to "Full Load any cargo" , then trains will be filled.
Eddi wrote: sounds like a conflict with this revision:michi_cc * r20506 /trunk/src/ (economy.cpp vehicle_base.h): -Change: Vehicles will now stop loading after a load cycle that loaded less than possible, unless it's a full load order. This should improve behaviour with gradual loading and cargo continuously trickling in.
Very well possible that the commit conflicts with the daylenght patch ...Jamielei wrote: Yes - I also have the same problem. The trains however will fill up if you set a timetable however.
I have a feeling it's to do with the mechanism that tells the train when to depart (ie: when all passengers have been loaded). That bit of code is currently at fault.
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Game loaded date is jan 1st 2025.
Feb 21st: First planned cargo appeared.
March 5th: Clone train three times. Disabled FF
March 6th: Enabled automate timetables
March 15th: Change both orders to full load. After letting all 4 trains load fully at both stations, reset to load if available.
March 17th: Some trains load more than 5 passengers.
March 23rd: Disable automatically managed timetables for correct vehicle separation.
March 26th: Daylenght factor set to 1.
May 9th: Many warnings that trains are lost. Uhh ... on such a short trip?
Jun 10th: Train 3 had 47 passengers. train 1, 30.
Aug 7th: Train 2 47 passengers. trian 3, 20.
Nov 30th: Trains seem to load "normal amounts" sometimes 5 passengers but most of the times more.
Jan 8th: Daylenght back to 50 ...
Jan 16th: load numbers are down again but still more than 5 sometimes but most of the times 5.
Do you have a savegame of a little bit before it crashed?NekoMaster wrote: Crash on r20612M
Appers to crash when my train reaches 40% full
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