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No wood from harbor?

Posted: 06 Apr 2011 09:13
by ktf
Hi all,

I'm new to OpenTTD (new to TTD in general), I just installed OpenTTD 1.0 with the Kubuntu package manager (so I can't try 1.1) and I'm kind of stuck. I don't know if this is a bug or something I'm doing wrong, however, I've done some searching and couldn't find the solution.

I've started a new game with a very high sea level, so quite a lot of industries are in range of a harbour. However, when I buy a cargo ship and set it up to shuttle between woods and a sawmill (I'm using the Dutch version, so probably it has got another name) or between a farm and a factory, no wood or livestock is offered at the harbour. The harbour clearly is in range, as it said that it can deliver wood or livestock when I built the harbour. So, what am I doing wrong?

Re: No wood from harbor?

Posted: 06 Apr 2011 09:19
by PikkaBird
ktf wrote:So, what am I doing wrong?
Not providing a screenshot or save game. :)

Also, possibly, not refitting the ship to the appropriate cargo.

Re: No wood from harbor?

Posted: 06 Apr 2011 09:20
by hawk
Hey.

Just guessing here but without any further information one possible simple solution could be that your ship has not been refitted to carry wood/livestock. If this is the case, combined with the Deliver Cargo to a station only when there is a demand marked as on could cause no Wood or livestock to be sent to the station though.

Perhaps a screen shot could be handy though if this is not the case

Re: No wood from harbor?

Posted: 06 Apr 2011 09:25
by ktf
PikkaBird wrote:Also, possibly, not refitting the ship to the appropriate cargo.
Indeed, I wasn't aware of the possibility of/need for refitting. :oops: Thanks.

Re: No wood from harbor?

Posted: 06 Apr 2011 10:05
by 3iff
For all vehicles, there a button (bottom right I think) that allows you to see what cargo that vehicle is set to carry.

Many a time I've bought a new vehicle and forgot to change the cargo setting, so it's sitting in the station waiting for coal and I'm expecting it to carry grain...