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grey-scale glyph was requested.
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extended byte.
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for stations, houses and industries
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in tile description
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PlayerByte value in r12143, and still isn't a PlayerByte value.
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trying to get information about the roadstop...
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through station was allowed.
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named typedefs and replace a few magic numbers.
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brazilian_portuguese - 3 fixed by tucalipe (3)
catalan - 10 fixed by arnaullv (10)
czech - 12 fixed, 3 changed by Hadez (15)
danish - 21 fixed by ThomasA (21)
dutch - 16 fixed by habell (16)
estonian - 37 fixed by kristjans (37)
french - 19 fixed by glx (19)
italian - 19 fixed by lorenzodv (19)
korean - 10 fixed by leejaeuk5 (10)
simplified_chinese - 97 fixed, 17 changed by ww9980 (114)
slovak - 87 fixed by lengyel (87)
spanish - 10 fixed by eusebio (10)
ukrainian - 2 fixed by mad (2)
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changing GRF preset.
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_networking is defined anyway
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depot (callback 0x11) and give a warning about that
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is copying around a struct it created itself, causing bad things to happen if you don't explicitly set all variables to something remotely sane in the constructor.
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two-way signal was broken
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incarnations
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-Add: Unix man file gets now installed if necessary
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"start server window"'s list of scenarios.
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building a bridge over it as it is not required for roads and rails either.
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processing conditional orders.
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./configre --help instead of static strings
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as expected
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entry files
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introduced options.
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of window.
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NewGRF window. Presets are saved in the config file.
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packet) issued by a client
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position for all vehicle types.
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companies when the timeout is set to 0. Based on an idea by Thomas.
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list position (mostly function renaming)
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not be allocated in the order expected by GRF authors, so sort by 'list position' instead of engine ID for all vehicle types.
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gui would place the "mouse pointer" out of the center of the vehicle making it hard to "aim".
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in many cases
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