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Hi all

Our community is glad to announce a NEW, next release of Russian OpenTTD Community patchpack (2.0.0 RC2) build, based on r15965.

It includes the following patches: We need a testers to make finaly release of RCPP 2.0.0

Sources are here
Patch-file here.

wow!

will test it asap.

W00t!!!
Most of my favourite patches AND MORE in ONE PACK!!!
Thanks a LOT!

It's a pity that compared to RPP 1.x some nice patches like timetable, paxdest and auto-seperation are missing. But still a great job!

Smoky555 wrote: We need a testers to make finaly release of RCPP 2.0.0

How to test? Without patch....

Greets
Ammler

I see only binaries .... and for different operating system and different CPU architecture that I use.

Err..... where is the source? Or the patch?

Bilbo wrote:I see only binaries .... and for different operating system and different CPU architecture that I use.

Err..... where is the source? Or the patch?

sources added in the first post

peebee wrote:It's a pity that compared to RPP 1.x some nice patches like timetable, paxdest and auto-seperation are missing. But still a great job!

I wan to tell you about some included and planned patches.
About included:
- it is 2 patches for terraforming with pressed Ctrl - Advanced Terraform and Diagonal leveling. To enable one or another look at Advanced Settings -> Construction -> Use [XXXXX] terraforming with the Ctrl key.
- Minimum distance - completely rewritten, is more faster then original. And more parameters to use this patch, look at Advanced Settings -> Construction -> Distance
- Rating in town label - completely rewritten, changed the palette for more readable townnames.
- Day length - added some small features such as TIME in game date and so on.
- Train middle stop - added option to disable this patch.

In final release of RCPP 2.0.0 we plan to add some more patches, like:
- Forbid rock terraform
- Tunnels under sea
- drive-through depots
and some else...

Please wait for final release

The "Train Middle Stop" Patch isn't needed anymore as it's since it's implemented in a similar kind of way since r16037. If you'd update the pack to the latest version you'll notice.

I think it'd be better to release the patchpack not as a binary though, as this gives more people a chance to try it out.

A few comments about the "Rating in town label" implementation. I think using arrays as you do is way faster than my function based implementation. Also I didn't knew that other palette colors could be used in the town name. In the next version of my patch I'll use these ideas

There's a bug, though. Since the original code of OpenTTD only updates the sign when there is population changes, sometimes the color won't appear updated or will only update a few bits of the sign. The fastest way to check for the bug is to build a bus station far from the center in a town that still doesn't have a rating. The solution is to add calls to UpdateTownVirtCoord everytime the town rating is changed: I already did that on my version so just have a look at it to know exactly where.

By way of thanks for the corrections, here's the diff file for src_15965_rcpp2.0.0rc2. The only change is that there was some end-of-line errors at npf.cpp that I had to solve to create the diff.

Edit: diff removed

Terkhen wrote:A few comments about the "Rating in town label" implementation. I think using arrays as you do is way faster than my function based implementation. Also I didn't knew that other palette colors could be used in the town name. In the next version of my patch I'll use these ideas

There's a bug, though. Since the original code of OpenTTD only updates the sign when there is population changes, sometimes the color won't appear updated or will only update a few bits of the sign. The fastest way to check for the bug is to build a bus station far from the center in a town that still doesn't have a rating. The solution is to add calls to UpdateTownVirtCoord everytime the town rating is changed: I already did that on my version so just have a look at it to know exactly where.

By way of thanks for the corrections, here's the diff file for src_15965_rcpp2.0.0rc2. The only change is that there was some end-of-line errors at npf.cpp that I had to solve to create the diff.

thanks, but this diff is not enough

Toni Babelony wrote:The "Train Middle Stop" Patch isn't needed anymore as it's since it's implemented in a similar kind of way since r16037. If you'd update the pack to the latest version you'll notice.

I think it'd be better to release the patchpack not as a binary though, as this gives more people a chance to try it out.

this RC2 is based on 15965 ..
next RC or alpha/beta or final releases may be based on another trunk, may be ...
but now - only 15965 trunk

Mmm... I don't know how to make svn diff check for unrevisioned files too, sorry. I deleted the incorrect diff.

Terkhen wrote:Mmm... I don't know how to make svn diff check for unrevisioned files too, sorry. I deleted the incorrect diff.

patch-file with all additional files

Terkhen wrote:Mmm... I don't know how to make svn diff check for unrevisioned files too, sorry. I deleted the incorrect diff.

You first have to make them known to the revision control system:
svn add <filename>

then the usual:
svn diff > patchfile.diff

This works exactly this way on a *nix command line. GUI tools have this options, too.

Thanks, planetmaker

Hello
I've compiled the source from the first posting on Ubuntu 8.10. I got some warnings while compiling. I'll try to translate (not word for word):
The setting "allow to buy area land in multiplayer" in the economy-field of the advanced settings is set to "on". I was not able to alter this setting.

Tschö, Auge

Smoky555 wrote:

Bilbo wrote:I see only binaries .... and for different operating system and different CPU architecture that I use.

Err..... where is the source? Or the patch?

sources added in the first post

Where is the offer for source? They don't even include the licence as they are supposed to.

The offer is not required when the sources are present.

The sources are still required to contain the license, though. EDIT: And they appear to so do. In a file named COPYING, no less.

hello!

after i applied the patch to a clean trunk version + compiled it, i get the message "cannot open copypaste.grf" at the starting screen.
Then the game quits.