• OpenTTD is an open source clone of the Microprose game 'Transport Tycoon Deluxe', a popular game originally written by Chris Sawyer. It attempts to mimic the original game as closely as possible while extending it with new features. For over two years now OpenTTD has not had a Mac OS X maintainer so it makes sense to run the latest and greatest.
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• Installation FAQ

This FAQ covers questions about installing OpenTTD.

What do I need to run OpenTTD?

You will need to be running one of the supported operating systems. Then check that your system meets the System Requirements.

How do I install OpenTTD?

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On Windows:

• Quite simple, only a few steps:

1. Get the windows installer for OpenTTD from the downloads page- or simply the complete zip archive from same location.
2. Double click!
3. Choose default settings, allow it to install base set files
4. Run OpenTTD.
5. Marvel at the splendourificatiousness of the welcome screen.

You can, of course, also get the source code,this is just the easiest/quickest route. (but if you took the longer route.. would it increase the route income?. or should you wait for monorail.. .)

On Linux:

• As with most things in Linux, there are various ways to get a working copy of OpenTTD:

• You may find OpenTTD in your distro's packaging system, e.g. Aptitude, Yum, Portage and YaST. For info about using such a system, check your distro's manual or website. This is easiest as it will also install the required base game ressource files.
• You can find packages for some distros on the project page, such as .deb and .rpm files.
  • You'll need to put a copy of base resource files like OpenGFX into ~/.openttd/baseset (create that directory, if it doesn't exist).
• You can download the source and compile the game yourself! You can read how to do this here: Compiling on Linux.
  • You'll need to put a copy of base resource files like OpenGFX into ~/.openttd/baseset (create that directory, if it doesn't exist).

• Step-by-step in Ubuntu 8.04 onwards:

• Goto 'Ubuntu Software Centre'.
• Search for 'openttd'
• Install Openttd as it comes
• You can download and install sounds and graphics in the game itself
  • The game data will be saved in '/usr/share/games/openttd/data'
  • Savegames / screenshots etc will be saved in '/home/{username}/.openttd'. (Note that this directory may be hidden. To see it click 'View' in the File Browser in your username hame directory and tick 'show hidden files').

On Mac OS X:

• Quite simple, only a few steps:

1. Obtain a copy of OpenGFX
2. Unpack OpenGFX it into ~/Documents/OpenTTD/baseset (create that directory, if it doesn't exist)
3. [optional] Also copy the .gm files across into it for all the cheesy midi goodness.[*2]
4. Get the OSX bundle for OpenTTD from the downloads page.
5. Mount the downloaded image and copy OpenTTD into a folder of your choice, i.e. /Applications/OpenTTD/ (it is recommended that it's empty as OpenTTD will add files to it).
6. Run OpenTTD!
7. [optional] You can now conveniently install sound and music sets be using ingame content download

On other systems:

• If it is a unix-like system you have good chances to play OpenTTD on it. It runs on more different systems and architectures than mentioned here.

1. Look into the Operating System List whether there are reports on your system.
2. Make sure, that the SDL library is available for your platform and installed on your system.
3. Download the OpenTTD source code and try to compile the game yourself.
4. Add an entry to the Operating System List, even if you were not successful.

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Can I use the original TTD files?

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In short: No TTD files are needed, free base graphics, sounds and music do exist. But you can still use the base files from TTD:

• If you are not using the installer to install OpenTTD, (or are just curious) you need to copy certain files by hand.

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• Graphic files: trg1r.grf, trgcr.grf, trghr.grf, trgir.grf, trgtr.grf

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• If you are using the DOS version of TTD to copy the files from, you need the files which are named above but without the 'R' on the end, e.g. trg1.grf etc.

• Sound files: sample.cat
• Music files: *.gm

On *nix computers, you need make sure you have permission to view the above files as a normal user, otherwise, you will only be able to run OpenTTD as root.

What about nightly builds?

The nightly builds can be used parallel to stable build. Download the latest nightly build archive, then extract it into a new folder without installation required. Just run the binary.

To always play the latest nightly you can use an updater to update to latest nightly when you start the OpenTTD.

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OpenTTD is an open source remake of the classic business simulation game Transport Tycoon Deluxe, with a host of improvements and extensions.

The program launches with an RTS-like map, dotted with cities (click Options and choose a higher resolution if the 640x480 default doesn't work for you). Your task is to earn money by transporting passengers and cargo across your very own transport network, over land, rail, sea and air.

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There's plenty to learn, but the game has a lot of documentation and tutorials to point you in the right direction. OpenTTD's many improvements mean it's much easier to use than the original (drag and drop support, pathfinding for vehicles etc), and although games can have up to 256 players, that's not compulsory. You can learn by playing on your own for a while, or against a computer opponent.

Please note, OpenTTD is designed to use the original Transport Tycoon Deluxe data files. If you don't have the game, download the installer - not the portable version - and during setup it will offer to download free versions of the files.

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Verdict:

A fun game with a lot of depth. It's still being actively developed, too, with new features arriving and bugs being fixed all the time.

Changed:

• [Win32] Limit hardware accelerated video driver to OpenGL 3.2 or higher
• More improvements to the GUI at different scales

Fixed:

• Query windows could be partially drawn
• Crash when removing an airport that exists in an aircraft's orders
• [Fluidsynth] Hang when changing song
• String validation could leave invalid UTF-8 encoded strings
• [Network] Out-of-bounds memory access with modified servers sending too short password salts
• Crash when extra viewport with zero height has sign in view
• Crash when taking screenshots
• [Network] Prevent crashes when (re)joining network game by falling back to main menu first
• Screenshot success popup window was treated as an error
• Fast-forward stuttering when vsync is enabled
• [Network, Win32] Network errors were handled badly
• [Network] Savegame transfer could stall in rare cases
• [NewGRF] Cargo initial payment variable was being truncated
• [NewGRF] Industry variable 66 and object variable 46 erroneously truncated the distance
• [NewGRF] Industry variables 65 and 66 ignored the parameter, and always used the north tile
• Do not include regression test AI in bundle
• [Win32] Version in executable was not set to current release version