kilo.dollar wrote:Will the patch correct already wrongly-built town roads?
skidd13 wrote:
Roadworks will cleanup the road tiles.
So yes.
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(I didn't know this was your patch, and thank you so much for it! It forms the basis for my games already. I'm basically looking to make the 3x3 grid (Which I always use) to synchronize with all the other towns grids.
My town road cleanup patch(Take a look to a few posts earlier) does this, so no need to write more stuff. It' isn't in trunk so, there's still some optimisation needed but it's fully working.
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Can someone point me in right direction? (I see from the fly spray page that you are upto version 10926
Is the 10926 patch compatible with latest nightlys? (i'm on 10975 and always update daily)
Thanks again for the patch Benedikt.
David
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0004tom wrote:no, AFAIK you have to use the revision number of the patch, to the revision number of the OTTD nightly build.
if i'm wrong could someone state otherwise !!
thanks 0004tom
If the parts of the code affected by the patch are unchanged in different revisions it may work just fine, but using the matching revision gives the best chances.
There should be some sort of option to have a 2x2 grid and 3x3 grid at the same time sort of layout. Sure towns use grids, but not that much griding. Using a 2x2/3x3 grid layout at the same time would both the aesthetically pleasing, as well as still pretty efficient.
Normandy333 wrote:There should be some sort of option to have a 2x2 grid and 3x3 grid at the same time sort of layout. Sure towns use grids, but not that much griding. Using a 2x2/3x3 grid layout at the same time would both the aesthetically pleasing, as well as still pretty efficient.
Take a look at my signature! ->random town layouts. It's not quite the same but...
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chrissicom wrote:This is a great patch which I have tested a lot lately and I am really happy with it. If you're ok with it I'd like to add it to ChrisIN
I'd be pleased if you'd add it. If you need any additional informations just pm.
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You have to use a big map setting and patch to support it!
Once I downloaded a map of my country and was disappointed. Our 4.000.000 city was no more than 6 tiles.
r11172: Codechange: rewrite of town road building and addition of the possibility to clean up unconnected road bits during the local road reconstructions.
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