Mini-Maps

[SpComb]

So in a fit of creative boredom, I fiddled around a bit with the OpenTTD code to try and achieve something interesting. Click on the pictures for non-scaled-down versions.









More screenshots. Now try and make a profit on those maps

Some low-quality code.

[Core Xii]

Looks interesting, but I don't know how practical that is. 64x64 is so small already.

[dihedral]

howabout an openttdcoop ps game with such a map? hihihihi

[XeryusTC]

How about.. NO!

[Zephyris]

Ummm, why!?

[CommanderZ]

1*1 didn't work?

[SpComb]

1*1 didn't work?

Since you asked...



There's no towns, though, so the gameplay kind of sucks

Note that that's actually a 2x2 map, but two edges are void tiles.

Also, airport-sized maps, couldn't build any planes though, for some reason:



EDIT: Not that that stops you from having a 1x1 map with a single void tile... just disable the terrain gen bits that do modulo-by-zero:




The ultimate in minimalist zen OpenTTD gameplay style.

[AlexW]

This begs the question (well, I'm not sure it does, but it is an interesting question nonetheless) - what is the minimum size for a map in order to have a playable game - i.e. connecting a source and a consumer with a form of transport to earn revenue?

Another question - what is the minimum size for a map to have a playable game where the user can earn revenue AND be profitable on "standard" latest stable release settings?

[Zuu]

64x64 should be possible in single player, and possible also multiplayer.

I once played a 128x64 that had 3 towns and a few industries on multiplayer with 4-5 players on it. That is quite an interesting kind of game too.

[Wolf01]

32x32 maps should be playable with passenger service, with one road station per side, otherwise busses might lose money

[Zhall]

Make a 1000x1000 with no water and ill buy whatever ur selling!

[DaleStan]

This begs the question

No, it does not.

[Killer 11]

This begs the question

No, it does not.

HEIL LOGIC!