The .zip file has what I think might be a DOS version in it, but I'm not able to test it so if someone else can that would be handy

EDIT: 10/09/2005 - zip file updated to v1.1 with DOS version fixed
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That has nothing to do with it. It is a Windows/DOS pallete issue.MeusH wrote:BR railroad crossing gates has been made to use with original road sprites.
You can see there are graphical errors when mixing such a crossing with road set.
That had nothing to do with you Robot Boy, no need to say that you are sorry.r0b0t_b0y2003 wrote:ok sorry
Thanks for fixing it, I thought I'd encoded it with palette 1 but something obviously went wrong somewhere. I'll create an update with everything in it when I get the chance.DaleStan wrote:Cornelius, for future reference, if both GRF files come out exactly the same size, something is probably wrong.is the way to make DOS grf files from Windows-paletted PCX files.Code: Select all
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What is attached should be a DOS version (translation: I didn't test this particular GRF, but I used my shell scripts, which have never produced incorrect output.)
I removed the win GRF, but left the readme.
such crossings are generally only found in urban areas - remember someone has to live there to open and close the gates!Raichase wrote:Sorry to be a bother, Cornelius...
I downloaded your crossing grf when I started my game with the UK Renewal Set, and found it rather amusing that the old style gates were only found in the centre of towns, and on the outside of towns, the normal flashing lights prevailed.
I think after a certain date the modern boom ones should be used instead (double gated in urban areas, single gated in rural areas) - but this was not an automatic change - indeed there are still some of the old style gates in use - I can think of one set near Enfield, and another set in Frinton, Essex.Also, I wonder if it is possible to change gated crossings over to modern boom gate crossings in the later years?
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