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Technical Documentation / Re: Programm Code Documentaiom
Last post by Yona-TYT - Yesterday at 08:15:02 PM
Quote from: Andarix on Yesterday at 07:58:34 PMProgramm Code Documentation


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class script_tool_manager_t



class obj_t



I don't get along well with diagrams, and this one in particular is incomprehensible to me. I usually analyze the code, look for functional parts that relate to what I need, and do tests and experiments until I get the expected result.
#3
I apologize for the errors in the patch. :-[
#4
thank you
#5
Comitted in r11874
#6
I requested this.

Since I'm using the tooltip translation text in Scenario Chapter 2 Step H, I also need the %i value.

And since the parameter is located in simuconf.tab, it's also possible that it has been changed. This would mean that, with a fixed number, the text would no longer match the in-game display.

My goal is to use as much of the existing text as possible. And the labels for the tools and tooltips, in particular, should match the text in the tutorial.

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#7
Care to elaborate why? That setting is only relevant for network games which are not really scripted (so far).
#9
Simutrans Gaming Discussion / Re: Where are the trams? pak64
Last post by Andarix - January 23, 2026, 07:18:02 AM
Quote from: Isaac Eiland-Hall on January 23, 2026, 03:28:11 AM... I think there's been a lot of discussion over the years on ways to make it more obvious, but nobody's come up with something that seems worth it. ....

Adding it to the tutorial would be an option today.
#10
Simutrans Gaming Discussion / Re: Where are the trams? pak64
Last post by Isaac Eiland-Hall - January 23, 2026, 03:28:11 AM
THe electrified-rail thing has to be one of the most difficult parts of the steep learning curve for Simutrans. I think there's been a lot of discussion over the years on ways to make it more obvious, but nobody's come up with something that seems worth it. So....... a hearty welcome to Simutrans, ten years late ;-)