Difference between revisions of "NewPlaneSpeed"
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Make planes have the correct speed in the game |
Make planes have the correct speed in the game |
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| − | Configuration file: planespeed on|off| |
+ | Configuration file: planespeed on|off|<factor> |
Command line: -YP |
Command line: -YP |
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TTD normally divides a plane's speed by four when calculating how fast it should move across the map. Thus it will seem really slow when compared to fast trains for example. |
TTD normally divides a plane's speed by four when calculating how fast it should move across the map. Thus it will seem really slow when compared to fast trains for example. |
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This does not affect anything except motion across the map, for example the speed used in the station ratings calculation is still calculated differently for planes. |
This does not affect anything except motion across the map, for example the speed used in the station ratings calculation is still calculated differently for planes. |
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+ | If <factor> is specified, and is between 1 and 4, inclusive, the planes will move at <factor>/4 of their stated speed. A <factor> of 4 is default. |
Revision as of 10:58, 15 June 2011
New Plane Speed
Make planes have the correct speed in the game
Switch
Configuration file: planespeed on|off|<factor>
Command line: -YP
Description
TTD normally divides a plane's speed by four when calculating how fast it should move across the map. Thus it will seem really slow when compared to fast trains for example.
With this switch, planes move as fast as their speed indicates. This means that they will be extremely fast in the game, and are difficult to click on with the mouse unless the game is paused. However, they do have a speed consistent with all other vehicle types.
This does not affect anything except motion across the map, for example the speed used in the station ratings calculation is still calculated differently for planes.
If <factor> is specified, and is between 1 and 4, inclusive, the planes will move at <factor>/4 of their stated speed. A <factor> of 4 is default.
