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michael blunck wrote: Not really. I´ve tested it as well.

please, try this for me (alpha 2.6 alpha 0 r 2071) it works (station named correctly). can you confirm?

a.locritani wrote:please, try this [...] for me (alpha 2.6 alpha 0 r 2071) it works (station named correctly). can you confirm?

Well, what should I say?

Code is the same:
and result is the same too:
Don´t get me wrong. It´s perfectly possible to get a station named "... sawmill", but I still wonder how near the station must be. Dale?

regards
Michael

From very quick test seems that if there are max 2 tiles on any axis between any tile station and any industry station, the name is enforced correctly.

every time, after taking screenshot, i delete the station, wait the "ghost label" disappear, then replace in the new location

distance 2 tiles: max distance on any axis: 2 tiles (3 counting on NW-SE axis, but also 2 nw-se+1ne-sw) - may be i'm not so clear, here, but i hope you can understand my point distance 3 tiles ("prev. here" is where station previously was) does this make sense to you? you're right, anyway, prop 09 is not involved

a.locritani wrote:From very quick test seems that if there are max 2 tiles on any axis between any tile station and any industry station, the name is enforced correctly. [...]
max distance on any axis: 2 tiles (3 counting on NW-SE axis, but also 2 nw-se+1ne-sw) - may be i'm not so clear, here, but i hope you can understand my point

Distances are measured from the "north tile" of an industry using the Manhattan metric.

regards
Michael

No, for prop 24, "near" is one industry tile within "|Δx|, |Δy| ≤ 3".

Same as for the "Mines" and "Oil Rig" names, except that, for those, there must be two tiles within "|Δx|, |Δy| ≤ 3".