Larger drive-through stations

boh · Post by **boh** » 02 Jan 2006 14:02

I don't know if anyone before me asked this, but could it be possible to have larger drive-throuh stations? I mean two or more lines next to each other, but they should appear as one station.

MeusH · Post by **MeusH** » 02 Jan 2006 14:13

You mean something like this (attachement)?

boh · Post by **boh** » 02 Jan 2006 14:18

No, no, no. Sorry, my question wasn't accurate. A mentioned bus/tram stations of course.

YouTube · Post by **Geo Ghost** » 02 Jan 2006 14:33

Thats not possible i belive.

jonty-comp · Post by **jonty-comp** » 02 Jan 2006 15:27

Try OpenTTD, that can have multiple station tiles in one station for RVs.

eis_os · Post by **eis_os** » 02 Jan 2006 15:42

Sorry, but what has OTTD has to do with this suggestion? OTTD has only normal busstops.

Generally with a lot work it would be possible (as airports) but there is no one willing to spent time on that...

Blackandy · Post by **Blackandy** » 02 Jan 2006 17:40

eis_os wrote:Sorry, but what has OTTD has to do with this suggestion? OTTD has only normal busstops.

Generally with a lot work it would be possible (as airports) but there is no one willing to spent time on that...

Yes but In OTTD you can join 4 bus stations together so maybe that solves the problem

eis_os · Post by **eis_os** » 02 Jan 2006 17:48

busstops != drive through stations, aswell OTTD has neither support for drive through stations as far as I know neither of trams...

Website · Post by **Lakie** » 02 Jan 2006 17:48

Since when did OpenTTD become TTDpatch.
And please don't Advertise OpenTTD in the TTDpatch Section.

~ Lakie

Born Acorn · Post by **Born Acorn** » 02 Jan 2006 17:56

I believe he means bus stops in this sense, and not the original.

boh · Post by **boh** » 02 Jan 2006 23:48

I didn't say that OTTD is bad, but OTTD is not a solution for me. I'd like to play with TTD patch. If I'd like to know something about OTTD, I'd post a topic into that section of forum.

BTW thanks for your answers on my question. I thought it would take a lot of work, but I just tried it.

Gremnon · Post by **Gremnon** » 14 Jan 2006 20:51

Is it possible to do a similar thing for trucks, a drive through bay for them?

DaleStan · Post by **DaleStan** » 14 Jan 2006 20:55

Possible? Yes.
But Oskar has said that he won't. You are, of course, welcome to; just download the source, look at Oskar's work, and duplicate it for truck stations.

Gremnon · Post by **Gremnon** » 14 Jan 2006 21:17

DaleStan wrote:Possible? Yes.
But Oskar has said that he won't. You are, of course, welcome to; just download the source, look at Oskar's work, and duplicate it for truck stations.

Regretfully, I have not experience with editing any files, except the graphics themselves. And even then I'm not much good.
But perhaps there's someone else on here with a bit more experience then me who could?

jonty-comp · Post by **jonty-comp** » 15 Jan 2006 08:09

DaleStan wrote:You are, of course, welcome to; just download the source, look at Oskar's work, and duplicate it for truck stations.

I am now officialy fed up with people saying this!

So much, I've decided to havea go myself...

*goes to get an instruction manual on whatever TTDP is written in*
I don't suppose it's written in Visual Studio 2005?...

Post by **orudge** » 15 Jan 2006 17:27

jonty-comp wrote:*goes to get an instruction manual on whatever TTDP is written in*
I don't suppose it's written in Visual Studio 2005?...

For a start, there is no such language as "Visual Studio 2005". And no, it's not, it's written in assembly language. OpenTTD is written in C (which can be compiled with VS 2005, coincidentally).

Good luck. You're going to need it.

jonty-comp · Post by **jonty-comp** » 15 Jan 2006 20:06

orudge wrote:For a start, there is no such language as "Visual Studio 2005".

Well, I know how to use VS2005 anyway...
I kind of know assembly code...

Good luck to me. I'm definitely going to need it.

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