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Help Me
Posted: 25 Feb 2006 21:46
by Hamish McTycoon
Ok, I can't figure out how to install new graphics for OpenTTD. I'm loving the whole Open thing though. After having played the original TT, TTD, Locomotion, TTDpatch I think Open really is quite impressive. But I would like some new graphics! I've followed the instructions exactly, adding the extra lines, putting the grf file(s) in /data and when I try to open the game it comes up with an error message saying "NewGRF file missing: ..."
Anyone help? Please? I've been trying it with grf files that are on the Wiki list of ones compatable with OpenTTD, so I don't understand what's going on.
Help would be very much appreciated. As I'm sure you can tell, my understanding of computers is somewhat limited...

Posted: 25 Feb 2006 22:06
by Darkvater
What did you exactly write?
The above in your openttd.cfg will look for dbsetxlw.grf in the data/ directory for example. If you put something like data/dbsetxlw.grf it will look in data/data.
wont work...
Posted: 25 Feb 2006 22:21
by Hamish McTycoon
I've got the new graphic files in a folder in data called newgrf
At the bottom of openttd it says:
[newgrf]
newgrf/pb_hovs_bus.grf
newgrf/pb_hovs_bus_d.grf
newgrf/newstatsw.grf
...
And I still get the error message "NewGRF file missing: ..."
Maybe I'm just doomed to never have new graphics...

Posted: 25 Feb 2006 22:25
by DaleStan
And what directory are the grf files in?
Posted: 25 Feb 2006 22:51
by MeusH
After seeing code "newgrf/pb_hovs_bus.grf", game will look for data/newgrf/pb_hovs_bus.grf
Re: wont work...
Posted: 25 Feb 2006 23:32
by PikkaBird
Hamish McTycoon wrote:
newgrf/pb_hovs_bus.grf
newgrf/pb_hovs_bus_d.grf
Also, you probably don't need both the windows
and DOS version of the grf.
YESS!
Posted: 26 Feb 2006 14:37
by Hamish McTycoon
Sorted!
I realised there were three dots at the end of the document "..." and the game was trying to load that as a newgrf, obviously finding nothing, hence the error message.
Working now! Yeeehaaa! Well, thanks for all the help, and keep up with the GREAT OpenTTD graphics work.
