Not really as they all behave differently.pecX wrote: one last question:
can you recommend any AI for this patchpack?
If you enable infrastucture sharing and want control over all companies yourself then 'Iddle' or 'Iddle more' is the way to go. -> download content.
My own AI 'Aiai_Caramba' builds only roads and nothing else. -> AI forum.
All the other ones have a different personality, some focus on trucks others on rails and they all have their own building style ...
Just keep in mind that if you enable the more height levels setting and/or play on very big maps they will be a little slower.
There are a few AI's in the AI forum that are not available from the download content. When downloading those make sure you have the needed libraries also available for them.
That sounds like a bad idea and might give problems in some cases.Cadde wrote: If you used MinGW and MSYS then you can just do the "make bundle" command.
The way i did it when i used vs2008 was to download another binary that was created as a bundle and replaced the exe.
Because "make" is a MSYS only thing.
The grfs that come with OpenTTD itself are version specific (whenever something changes) and/or the language files provided in that bundle might not match if not replaced also.
That is also the reason that none of the files that come in a downloaded binary should be put in the shared folder ...
I did not get that error ...MagicBuZZ wrote:I get the same error.ColdIce wrote: tried to compile, failed!
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I worked out arround by changing the lines in economy.cpp :
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@MagicBuzz:
Before I change it in my version I have a little question.
Is there a reason you did ((int)_date_daylength_facor) the first time and (int)_date_daylength_factor the second?
Also the maximum value for the daylength factor is 255, maybe something smaller then an int would work? int16 instead?
I can not test as for me it compiles correctly in that area.
@ColdIce:
Thank you for the build log.