Download OpenTTD 1.2.0-RC2

The second release candidate of OpenTTD Version 1.2.0 has been released. In this open source clone of the Microprose game Transport Tycoon Deluxe, the goal is to build a transport empire by road, rail, water and air. OpenTTD can do more than just mimic the original game. For example, up to 64 times larger maps can be used than in the original, the AI ​​is worthy of its name and there is support for multiplayer and ipv6. Downloads are available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

New in version 1.2.0 is the possibility to use scripts to, for example, develop games with goals to be achieved. In addition, the open source graphics have been expanded with additional options and it is possible to zoom in further on the map. In the second release candidate we only find bug fixes.

Bug fixes in 1.2.0-RC2:

• [Script] AI used in names in API for GSOrder [FS#5088] (r24006)
• Improve rounding when converting display speeds to internal speeds [FS#5079] (r23995)
• Also reset the font glyph cache when switching blitters (r23992, r23987)
• [NewGRF] Also display the cargo subtype for vehicles which have no capacity, but a subtype [FS#5076] (r23991)
• Zero the offsets of disabled zoomlevels, so they do not influence offset calculations (r23989)
• Invalid reads when scaling an odd-sized sprite smaller (r23986)
• Inconsistent quit/abandon/exit game/screenplay/editor strings [FS#5074] (r23985)
• Fix the order of lights on the helipad [FS#5082] (r23984)
• Tarred heightmaps would not be found [FS#5083] (r23983)
• Do not load a game during UpdateWindows as that might trigger changing the blitter which triggers re-entrant locking (r23980, r23977)
• [SDL] Palette update was done too late making switching from 8bpp -> 32bpp look ugly (r23978)
• Sprites of different zoom levels were not always padded correctly to a common size (r23976)
• Also save the maximum travel speed for the current vehicle order (r23973)