Dutch Tracks 2019-04-05 (7034:dc4387cae193)
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This NewGRF adds Dutch tracks to OpenTTD.

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0 Contents
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1   About
2   General information
    2.1  Requirements
    2.2  Installation
    2.3  Parameter settings
3   Known issues
4   Background information
5   Frequently Asked Questions
6   Credits
7   Contact information
    7.1  Bug reports
    7.2  Other problems
    7.3  General enquiries
8   License
9   Source code
	9.1  Obtaining the source
	9.2  Building from source



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1 About
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This NewGRF adds tracks to OpenTTD, based on the systems used in The Netherlands. 
It contains all major tracktypes, including a futuristic one.
It is designed to work with the Dutch Train Set (v2), but will also work for 
other train sets that follow the used labeling scheme.

Dutch Tracks 2019-04-05 (7034:dc4387cae193)
MD5Hash:  {{GRF_MD5}}
Version:  7034
GRF ID:   



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2 General information
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2.1 Requirements
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- OpenTTD <1.2.0> or nightly r<22723>
- TTDPatch is not supported

2.2 Installation
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OpenTTD:
  see http://wiki.openttd.org/NewGRF
  The latest release will be available through the Online Content Service


2.3 Parameter settings
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Set the parameters before starting a new game. 
Once started they cannot be changed any longer.

Currently the following parameters are available:
	-Speed limits: Can be set on or off. Default value is on.
			This parameter allows you to disable track speed limits
				On: Speedlimits
				Off: No speedlimits
					
	-Track types: Has 3 possible values.
			This parameter sets the different main track types
				0: Non-electrified, DC, AC and Metro (Default)
				1: Non-electrified, electrified and Metro (No AC/DC distinction)
				2: Non-electrified and electrified (No AC/DC/Metro distinction)
	
	-Level crossings for X:	Can be set on or off. 
		Default value for Metro is on, for HSL/Betuwe/Futuristic is off.
			These parameters allows you to enable/disable 
			level crossings for these two track groups.
				On: Level crossings can be build
				Off: Level crossings cannot be build
						



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3 Known issues
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Grey tracks when playing with reserved tracks displayed:
When playing with the setting to displaying reserved tracks on, some tracks might 
look weird when reserved. This has to do with the way sprites are defined. 
OpenTTD uses the overlay sprites for junctions, but uses a greyed/darkened
version of the same sprites for reserved tracks. This will cause some partial 
grey third rail and grey tracks.

Metro graphics 3rd rail doesn't connect properly:
In some cases (the 3rd rails don't connect properly to each other. This is because
of the order OpenTTD draws the sprites. OpenTTD draws a part of the rail/tile 
over the 3rd rail, creating a gap.

Incorrect trains available in OpenTTD <r24272
In OpenTTD r24272 the loading of labels for tracks and engines was changed. 
These labels identify the tracks and the engines use those labels to identify on 
which tracks they can run. In OpenTD <r24272 the order of NewGRF's was important,
giving small errors like trains available for the wrong tracktype. Either update 
OpenTTD or load the Track Set before any Train set.

Strange introduction dates of the tracks
Due to the way track introductions are done in NewGRFs, it is not possible to have 
an advanced scheme that would work perfectly. Therefore, it was choosen to make sure 
all tracks that should become available become available during the game, although 
it might happen that this is several years before/after their real introduction. 
See issues #4113 and #4114 on the bug tracker and 
http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=62382

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4 Background information
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The aim of this set is to provide Dutch based tracks to OpenTTD. 
While many tracks have slight variations in properties only the 
best properties have been choosen to limit the amount of tracks.



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5 Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Why is it not possible to place different tracks on one tile?
A: This is an OpenTTD limitation.



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6 Credits
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Graphics:
- Oberhümer:	Tracks (from NuTracks)
- Purno:		Metro, 1500V DC Catenary, Level Crossing Lights
- Transportman:	Metro Level Crossing lights (based onOpenGFX block signals), Templating
- Yoshi: 		Betuweroute Tracks/Catenary Poles/Fences

Code:
- Transportman

Translations:
- No translations yet

Makefile system:
- Planetmaker

This set uses content from the following GPL v2 NewGRFs:
- NuTracks v1.1.2 by Oberhümer:
Dutch Track Set / NuTracks 
Yard/Station	/ Lowspeed tracks
HSL				/ Highspeed tracks
Futuristic 		/ Very highspeed tracks

- OpenGFX signals by the OpenGFX team:
Basis for Metro Level Crossing lights	

- Dutch Catenary Set by Purno:
Catenary
	
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7 Contact information
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7.1 Bug reports
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Please report any bugs you find at
  bug tracker: http://dev.openttdcoop.org/projects/dutchtracks/issues
  or forum topic: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=59201

Always included a detailed description of the bug, preferrably with
screenshot, savegame and steps to reproduce. Also state the exact 
game version you're using, as well as the version of this NewGRF.

Please try to reproduce in a minimal configuration, with only this
NewGRF loaded in a recent version of OpenTTD.

If you have a savegame that includes NewGRFs not available on OpenTTD's 
Online Content, then please try to reproduce the bug in a new game 
which has all NewGRFs easily accessible.

If you're using a patched version of the game, please try to reproduce
the bug on an official game build. If you can't reproduce the bug, then
don't report it here but in the forum topic of the patch(pack) instead.


7.2 Other problems
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If you have any problems using this NewGRF that are not covered in the 
Frequently Asked Questions above, then you can ask your questions in the
forum topic: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=59201


7.3 General enquiries
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If you have any queries that cannot be asked in the forum topic, please
check the forum topic for the current developers that you can contact.



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8 License
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Dutch Tracks 2019-04-05 (7034:dc4387cae193) - Trackset for OpenTTD
Copyright (C) 2012 Dutch Trackset Team

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.



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9 Source code
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9.1 Obtaining the source
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The source code can be obtained from the #openttdcoop DevZone
via source browser:
    http://dev.openttdcoop.org/projects/dutchtracks/repository
or via mercurial checkout:
    hg clone http://hg.openttdcoop.org/dutchtracks
or via a source bundle download (releases only):
    http://bundles.openttdcoop.org/dutchtracks

	
9.2 Building from source
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You can build the source code using the make command in Linux.
See http://dev.openttdcoop.org/documents/28 for a guide by Foobar on
the use of make on linux and the list of packages you need to install.