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Revision as of 13:38, 17 December 2004
European Roadset (version 1.24)
European Roadset (version 1.24)
The European Roadset replaces the standard roadset in TTD with new roads. The new roads have a lighter colour, different texture and thinner road markings. The current version is 1.24. The European Roadset is available for download from these locations:
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The European Roadset is compatible with TTDPatch 2.0 rev1 and all later alpha releases.
-=How does it work?=-
The European Roadset comes in the original TTD .grf-file format. You can choose between a DOS or Windows version. If this is the first additional .grf-file you use, make a subdirectory in your TTD directory (i.e. C:\TTD\newgrf). Now copy <nowiki>euroadst[w].grf</nowiki> into the newgrf directory. If you don't have it yet, make a file called -+newgrf.cfg+- (for DOS) or -+newgrfw.cfg+- (for Windows) in your TTD directory. Open this file and add the following line:
-+newgrf/euroadst[w].grf+-
After you did all of this you should be able to enjoy the European Roadset.
