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(problem fixed))
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langs changed)
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alignment of the musick track display
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strings more explicit
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instead of the old {TOWN} {STRING} way.
- The formatting of the industry name can be controlled with the string STR_INDUSTRY_FORMAT.
Change: Changed several occurences of {STRING1} into {TOWN} to get rid of townnametype being used directly.
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dependent on decode_parameters
- Feature: [strgen] Allow changing the order of parameters in translated strings.
- Use {1:TOWN} syntax to set the order.
- Codechange: [strgen] Rewrote lots of strgen internals.
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modified in english.txt lately)
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[Translations] 10 strings got added, 8 strings got changed in english.txt, lots of work ahead
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changed in english, therefore further changes ahead..)
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removed unused strings)
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can turn off the telegraphc ticker sound for summarized messages, or turn off news-messages altogether (you get a red blot to notify you though). The [<][>] set the settings in one way, while clicking on the option itself, cycles it. This commit also 'fixes' bugs [1166973], [1121484] and patch [1169930].
- I also changed an order of strings from On, Off to Off, On, so this can be used ingame with the WWT_4 widget type.
- Since the newssettings now take 2 bits per setting (off/summary/on) _news_display_opt is widened to 32 bits and the settings code changed slightly to accomodate for a maximum of 16 message-types.
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[Translations] Also switched to two spaces instead of tabs (Darkvater requested)
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strgen (Lauri Nurmi)
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STR_NETWORK_SERVER_ADDRESS, broken by myself in r1611
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-Fix: Highscore troubles; accessing members of deleted window
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acceleration)
(now maglev lvl4 can reach their top speed, and are faster than lvl3)
(Tnx to Darkvater :))
-Fix: Buy Vehicle GUI now shows HPs bigger than 32000 correctly
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(semi-automatic)
The last patch (norwegian townnames was from Simen Graaten
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