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Download:
The DevZone does now build the TTDPatch bundles with the other bundles, please download directly from there
Releases: http://bundles.openttdcoop.org/opengfx/ ... /ttdpatch/
0.4.x will be last releases with ttdpatch support (missing grf v8)

Note: this is for TTDPatch only, OpenTTD users please check this thread


Installation:
- Backup your trg?r.grf files
- Replace your trg?r.grf files with the files from the download
- include ogfxe_extra.grf to your newgrfw.cfg

Have Fun!
Report glitches not related to TTDPatch to our tracker:
http://dev.openttdcoop.org/projects/opengfx

Issues related to TTDPatch to this thread...


Greets
Ammler


Changelog:
26-12-2011: Update to 0.4.x, last ogfx releases with ttdp support
22-12-2010: as of today, also releases are available
26-09-2010: automatic nightly and release building
04-09-2010: Update to r523 (pre 0.3)
24-01-2010: Update to 0.2.1, complete rewrite of this post

I like how only the letters present in OpenTTD shows up on that one

T N PO T T COON

Ammler wrote: Is there interest of the patch players to distribute a opengfx version for the patch, too?
Ammler

I have

Chrill wrote:T N PO T T COON

There's no C in "OpenTTD"

But as there's interest in a pack for TTDP, maybe we should add the other characters as well...

There's also no C in the screenshot.

Ammler wrote:For some reason, I updated my local copy of TTDPatch to r2162, then I was curious, if the opengfx works in the patch too, so I symlinked the pack and linked the extra grf with newgrfw.cfg.

Does, using a, comma, so, often really, help?

petern wrote:

Ammler wrote:For some reason, I updated my local copy of TTDPatch to r2162, then I was curious, if the opengfx works in the patch too, so I symlinked the pack and linked the extra grf with newgrfw.cfg.

Does, using a, comma, so, often really, help?

Its all part of the ying-yang of language that for every person who writes a paragraph without a single mark of punctuation there has to be someone who uses all those missing pieces otherwise the punctuation dimension will overflow and we'll all be flooded in a sea of commas full stops and semi colons.

I tried to give mine to Alain, but he didn't want them. So I had to use those myself.

Sorry about.

Hopefully it is better now.

I've used these graphics for quite some time, they're rather wonderful. Are they a 100% finished nowadays?

lobster wrote:I've used these graphics for quite some time, they're rather wonderful. Are they a 100% finished nowadays?

Unfortunately not. Actic and temperate climate are done. One tropical house needs coding, the construction stages of another is missing. Toyland misses a lot of sprites (contributors highly welcome!) and some manager faces need drawing, too. For a complete list of to-do see http://dev.openttdcoop.org/projects/opengfx/issues

A simple error...

Shouldn't it be possible to just skip those sprites, as they aren't needed for patch?

We could, of course, create a seperate TTDP edition. Should be "just" a few lines in the makefile and a convention on how to uncomment them in the TTDP case.

EDIT: or make it proper conditional sprites in the first place...

Splitting ogfx_extra into seperate parts for each feature (per #208) might be useful for this purpose...

Ammler wrote:Shouldn't it be possible to just skip those sprites, as they aren't needed for patch?

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 1453 * 9	 07 9D 04 \7= 00 00 00 00 10
 1454 * 3	 05 10 0F

Better use action 09 for such things.

Ok, Action9 solved it, thanks Frosch

As of revision r168, it is possible to use OpenGFX in TTDPatch, just rename the files to trg*.grf and add the extra file to newgrfw.cfg and you are done.

We will soon release next alpha, maybe we post a Patch version here then.

Edit: Download renamed opengfx from 1st post.


Greets
Ammler

I would like to see it.

Update to 0.2.1, maybe someone could move it to Releases...

I am planning a small utility to make it easier for a user to switch between the original grfs and opengfx under TTDPatch. It will not take off for a few months though.