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https://www.tt-forums.net/
what do you mean with 'member of his forum' as far as i saw it's only him and 'admin', and guess who 'admin' could be!athanasios wrote:The only thing that was really cool was the vehicles on slopes, but it was a bit erroneous. Now I don't know if he or a member of his forums coded this, but it is a pity to start a war with them and miss such a nice feature. A must patch to be included in trunk.
dihedral wrote:what do you mean with 'member of his forum' as far as i saw it's only him and 'admin', and guess who 'admin' could be!
http://openttd32.org/forum/Roujin wrote:What do you mean with vehicles on slopes?
Well, I regard the idea of doing it like this itself a hack, no matter how it's implemented. The game is a 2d sprite based game, so it shouldn't start rotating some sprites imoMchl wrote:It's been described somewhere here. AFAIR it's moving columns of pixels, when vehicle's on slope.
Can't say the effect is ugly (atleast on screenshots, never seen it live). AS to whether the hack is ugly... I didn't see the code
Yes. But not "copy the website". The website is not under a free license.charlieg wrote:If the code is under the GPL, and the graphics also under the GPL or a similar open source license, then SS is well within his rights to publish his own build of OpenTTD whether you guys like it or not.
Not when using the same thing, publishing the same thing, under another name and calling yourself the real author.charlieg wrote:[...]
This does not help OTTD in any way, but does harm instead.Sergej wrote: In the complete set:
1 - Set of a base Graphics 8-bit
2 - Set of the basic Graphics 32-bit
3 - Music Set
4 - Installer with a choice of modes of installation
Nice accusations but not backed up by fact. He did make (often inaccurate) efforts to credit all artists when posting screenshots here - something I notice that is not required of anybody else.Draakon wrote:Not when using the same thing, publishing the same thing, under another name and calling yourself the real author.
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(c) Sergej 2007 All rights reserved.And he is asking that?LordAzamath wrote:reserved?[/code]
I don't think he is required to say so as long as he doesn't state that his is the official webpage of the project.charlieg wrote:...ask him to be clear that openttd32 is not endorsed or supported or affiliated with the official OpenTTD project.
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Openttd-0.6.0-osx.dmg - The Official version of assemblage OpenTTD 0.6.0 for Mac OS
OpenTTD_0600_i386.deb - The Official version of assemblage OpenTTD 0.6.0 for Debian
Official set of district maps (scenario) from version OpenTTD 0.4.8
OpenTTD_060_OS2.zip - The Official version of assemblage OpenTTD 0.6.0 for OS/2
OpenTTD_0600_Linux_i586.rpm - The Official version of assemblage OpenTTD 0.6.0 for Linux OS
http://openttd32.org/forum/showthread.php?t=393
Now tell me about officiality and his legality.Автор набора - Sanchimaru
Дата выпуска - 16 Feb 2008
Номер версии - Version 0.5.0
This is a project to work on the original industrial stations, made by Arte Pro, Norfolksouthern, and Oz.
I am working along with Aegir and Oz (and I hope the other 2 artists join in too, but they haven't been around lately...) Eventually, Born Acorn, Zimmlock and Ben_K also joined the project, collaborating with their fantastic art.
As for the coding, after a long bracket, Maedhros gave a push to the set preparing pretty much all the basic coding, and then mart3p continued the work, adding a lot of new features.
Here are some new features:
- Full coverage for all the basic cargos for temperate, arctic and tropical climates; and some of the advanced ones (mainly PikkaBird's Industry set and the ECS)
- Compatibility between tiles and freedom to combine them
- PBS sensitive tiles: some tiles react when they detect a train entering the track. The "train shed" facility opens its doors, for example.
- Animated tiles: some tiles include animation when they detect train activity. The "overhead crane" facility starts moving forth and back when a train is loading / unloading.
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Current version available here. However, currently we are in the process of adding a lot of new parts, so check out the latest posts for the most up-to date versions.
The GRF is still very incomplete, and since a lot of new parts are constantly added and stations categories are constantly switched, it's possible that you find trains stuck inside non-track tile stations and the program might crash.
To fix a savegame where you had an older version of the industrial stations renewal after updating the GRF file: first, deactivate indstatr(w).GRF in your newgrf list. Then, load the game, make sure that in the "new graphics status" you have the Industrial renewal set deactivated, replace all the stations with any other stations and save it (Note that even if after unload the Industrial Stations Renewal your stations look like default, if you don't replace them, this won't work) . Now, exit the game, and activate again the GRF file in your newgrf list. Then, you load again the game, activate the set, and manually replace all the stations.
It's a bit long to do, and it can be a nuisance to re-build anew all the industrial stations you had, but hey, it's a test GRF and our coder is doing an awesome work compiling all the work.
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Switchyard available! now included in the last release of the GRF
You know Russians are good at this. They almost do it every time if they could and if they want. Even one Russian released Win 95 (or was it 98?) about 6 Months before the actual release.Mchl wrote:Don't go that far. How many typical Russians do you know?