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Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 14 Oct 2007 13:30
by Crackzlover
Hello,
I'm new here and I hope you can help me with the following problem. I've installed the "latest" nightly which is r1762 at the moment (Windows version). Now I have the same problems with several savegames and even when I start a new game: All aircrafts get stalled in the hangar (I can only see the aircrafts' nose, see attached screenshot). I can't send it back to hangar or do anything else. It's just stuck. With some savegames I have the same problem as the guy here:
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I didn't changed any TTDPatch settings for a long time, so it might be a problem with the nightly? Or is it just a problem with my settings? I've never had a problem with the nightlies so far.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Crackzlover
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 14 Oct 2007 18:14
by aahz77
Crackzlover wrote:I didn't changed any TTDPatch settings for a long time, so it might be a problem with the nightly? Or is it just a problem with my settings? I've never had a problem with the nightlies so far.
If you want an appropriate answer to your question, you have to provide these settings.

Otherwise it would be more like oraculating about it.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 14 Oct 2007 19:42
by Crackzlover
Hi aahz77,
I'm sorry, you are right.
I attached my ttdpatch.cfg and newgrfw.cfg, I hope this will help.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 15 Oct 2007 04:35
by DaleStan
aahz77 wrote:If you want an appropriate answer to your question, you have to provide these settings.
... and a save, from before you let the plane out of the hangar.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 15 Oct 2007 13:47
by Crackzlover
...and here is the save. It's a new game and I haven't started the aircraft yet. As I wrote before, the problem occurs with all savegames. Thanks for help,
Crackzlover
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 15 Oct 2007 17:02
by DaleStan
Crackzlover wrote:As I wrote before, the problem occurs with all savegames.
Sorry, I missed that detail. Normally, saying such is enough.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 17 Oct 2007 03:32
by DaleStan
This appears to be the fault of something in 1758 through 1762. I'm looking at it, but that's a lot of changes to wade through. If I can't figure out why it's breaking and/or fix it soon, I'll just revert the whole mess. Until then I'd recommend 1754. All old versions can be found here:
Windows,
DOS.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 17 Oct 2007 15:00
by Crackzlover
@ DaleStan
Thanks for your help. It works again with Nightly r1754.
This maybe (?) helpful for you:
In one savegame (The one posted above) I had bought a aircraft with nightly r1766 and didn't start the vehicle, so it couldn't get stuck. Then I reinstalled r1754 and opened the game. I started the aircraft but it got stalled again. So I didn't save the game and reloaded it. Then I sold the aircraft first, bought a new one (same type) and started it - and surprise, surprise - the aircraft operates normally.
-> So I had to delete and rebuy any aircrafts which I had bought with nightly r1766 (otherwise it didn't work with r1754 either).
I hope you understand what I mean, sometimes it's difficult for me to explain it well because english isn't my mother-tongue
regards
Crackzlover
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 18 Oct 2007 04:01
by DaleStan
And tonight's nightly does the right thing for me, at least.
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 18 Oct 2007 17:54
by goalie
DaleStan wrote:And tonight's nightly does the right thing for me, at least.
but now every plane has got a speed of 1763 kmh
Re: Aircrafts get stalled in hangar / at the airport
Posted: 21 Oct 2007 17:34
by DaleStan
The planes move. That means the bug's gone, right? Well, that bug, maybe.
I'm pretty sure anything that actually used CB 36 would behave, but those that didn't used (*pokes*) some arbitrary memory instead.