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Hi there,

Does anyone on here know the parameter settings for this grf? The website seems to be down for the forseeable future...

These are the parameters that appear in the readme file for v1.4

1st parameter (fences):
0 - none (default)
1 - owner markers
2 - new fences
3 - original TTD fences

2nd parameter (catenary):
0 - CS catenary (default)
1 - original TTD catenary

3rd parameter (tracks):
0 - CS railway tracks (default)
1 - original TTD railway tracks

4th parameter (bridges):
0 - bridges with CS tracks (default)
1 - no bridges loaded

Thank you very much for that...

I notice however that the first switch doesn't seem to change anything.... can't turn the fences off

TrueTenacity wrote:Thank you very much for that...

I notice however that the first switch doesn't seem to change anything.... can't turn the fences off

afaik the readme sais "works only in TTDP". Are you using OTTD by chance?

OpenTTD

But i USED to have it working... it's the main reason i use CS Rail...

I think there's an ottd version that i need to find...

Maybe a setting in another GRF overrides it. If I remember correctly, the Canadian Stations Set also has a parameter for fences for example.

Bingo! I have that set too... will check it out... thanks

This set is really nice!
BTW the link below should be in the 1st post.
http://ttd.tycoonez.com/?id=21

how do you apply the parameters for ottd?

The link in the post above yours will bring to a page that will tell you what the possible parameters are for this NewGrf. If you are asking how to set NewGrf parameters within the game then do the following. Highlight (by clicking on) the NewGrf in question as it appears in the NewGrf List. Then click on the 'set parameters' button on the NewGrf List. In the resulting dialogue box type in the parameters as you need them. Be sure that there is a space between each parameter if there is more than one - 0 0 1 0 as an example. Press the 'OK' button on the dialogue box or hit the 'Enter' key to activate the parameters for that NewGrf.

Default parameters act as place holders if you only want to set a later parameter to something other than the default value in a multiple parameter string. Parameters that you do not want to set to anything other than their default value that appear after other non default parameters in a multiple parameter string can be left out. If this paragraph is confusing then ignore it and just follow the instructions in the first paragraph using all of the possible parameters that a NewGrf has available for use. It will do no harm. Any NewGrf that uses parameters should have either a ReadMe file that you download or a link (like the one in the post above yours) to explain what the parameters do.

Is it possible to give this set bridgesupport (TBRS) and level crossing support for other roads?