I also cant download it in-game through the Online Content screen. So Ive been looking for a road vehicle set that has 32bpp graphics. You can find more information in the article Playing with 32 bpp graphicsSee also the Extra Zoom Levels project.ĭownload at Bananas Via ingame downloader USE with my Real Houses Townset for better 32bpp experience Enjoy. 941 rows Id Name Project site Latest version Upload date License Download. Inside the extracted openttd directory theres the data directory. OpenGFX Trains available via Online Content Pineapple Trains available via Online Content 832bpp Trains 2CC now merged into OpenGFX Trains 832bpp Chinese Trains. Ive found a lot of references to the GRVTS newGRF that has an optional 32bpp upgrade and heres the official post on the OpenTTD forums.
Anyone able to help me out.Įxtract anywhere you want. First download the special OpenTTD build designed to run with the 32-bit graphics. Please refer to the readme for more information. Unique things about this set are that electrified railways are a lot more expensive (default is 10x), to encourage usage of the steam and diesel trains, especially since electrified. Like TIAS, the trains in NATS have a set length. A complete set to create parks gardens green spaces in 32bpp. The 2cc Set will include trains from all around the world, drawn in dual company colours, so you, as a player, can select the colours of your trains. This set intends to include a whole lot of trains from the Nagoya Metro Area, which encompasses Aichi prefecture, Mie prefecture and Gifu prefecture. It is the first beta it may have some errors in graphics and sprite alignment.įor all binaries officially released by us we publish the MD5 SHA1 and SHA256 checksums. To use them you have to place the TARs in your data directory and start OpenTTD with a 32bpp Blitter.ģ04k members in the openttd community. Separately downloadable 32bpp graphics are supported in OpenTTD 060 beta 1 till OpenTTD 11. I will be demonstrating on Linux so its targz archive for me.
Additional graphics sound and music sets can be downloaded via the ingame content download manager. Openttd 32bit Graphics Development We also run a suite of community servers. I want Shinkansen lines that also have 140km/h and 200km/h speed limits and are usable by ordinary Shinkansen (not only mini Shinkansen), as well as 200km/h track only usable by mini shinkansen and ordinary standard gauge trains. Central European Train Set very incomplete graphics pixel art no 2x and 4x zoom JRD European Train Set. Personally I have played games with FIRS and Timberwolf's NewGRFs (trains et cetera) starting between 18 and found them fairly easy and relaxing, but as I said - it depends on a lot of factors so if you start a game in 1880 with your current settings, you might still find it too hard.Only problem is the download link is dead. Similarly, settings like cargodist significantly impact how hard your game will be. With equal NewGRFs and equal game settings, an earlier starting year will generally be harder than a later starting year just because your available tools are much more inefficient, but there is no general "red line" you shouldn't cross. But vehicles are of course not something that is part of FIRS so this is dependent on which vehicle sets etc you are using.
That means your game will be a lot easier if you have access to fast sailing ships than if you're stuck wit slow horse karts. Generally, your profits are dependant on how fast you deliver your goods. It depends a lot on your other NewGRFs and on your general game settings. Originally posted by lOgAnmalONE:What's the best starting year to use with FIRS ? I started a game in 1800 and can't generate a profit. * Can do the same with Livestock and Maize from an ordinary farm, fund a Flour Mill next to a Stockyard: Food > Towns * Arable Farm: Cassava & Nuts > Food Processing Plant, Fund a Flour Mill next to it: Food > Towns - Supplement your farm with Farm Supplies from Bulk Terminal. * Rubber Plantation: Rubber > Trading Post "In a Hot Country" and other FIRS Economies have a few simple chains you can complete easily to get you started too, allowing you to progress to more complex chains. Using a game script such as 'Villages is Villages' (see below) keeps. I start with passenger services in early games, preferably intercity ones. Once you're familiar with how the vanilla game works, it can be fun to play a long game of OpenTTD, with NewGRFs (mods) making this possible - Or you can even just start early, and set the 'Scoring End Year' setting under 'World Generation' to whatever you feel like.
My main train set is Timberwolf's UK trains with the running costs reduced to half, to balance out that I'm using the "Villages" script with the "Economic Setting" on, which means most of my income goes to infrastructure costs, taxes, and dividends (which makes cities grow). I'm currently running a long game from 1830 and I'm currently at 2000(ish) on a desert map, FIRS 4 with the "In a Hot Country" economy.
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