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2019-01-31	Feature: Group liveries, and livery window usability enhancements. (#7108)	PeterN
	* Change: Replace checkbox in livery selection window with Default option in drop down selection. This reduces clutter in the UI and allows for primary/secondary colours to independently follow the default scheme if desired. * Feature: Add vehicle group liveries.
2017-01-14	(svn r27730) -Change: Split openttd.grf into openttd.grf and orig_extra.grf	frosch
	openttd.grf is now always loaded and provides all extra graphics in case the (possibly outdated) baseset does not. orig_extra.grf contains graphics specific to the original baseset only.
2014-09-21	(svn r26869) -Add: support for an all black palette to prevent the need of ↵	rubidium
	having a black tile of all different slopes (ic111)
2012-02-26	(svn r23993) -Cleanup: remove some disable directives from the NFO as they ↵	rubidium
	aren't needed anymore with newer GRFCodec/NFORenum
2012-02-24	(svn r23982) -Codechange: use NFO v32 for the extra graphics	rubidium

2012-02-15	(svn r23952) -Feature: [NewGRF] Customisable tunnel portals for rail types ↵	michi_cc
	(sprites by Snail).
2011-11-20	(svn r23278) -Add: monospaced sprite font with the same characters as the ↵	rubidium
	normal font
2011-11-15	(svn r23232) -Change: move the "default" overrides out of the baseset in ↵	rubidium
	order to ensure they all use the same values
2011-08-20	(svn r22766) -Add: river graphics for the original base set (andythenorth)	rubidium

2010-10-24	(svn r21026) -Codechange: move from pcx to png extra grf sprites as they are ↵	rubidium
	easier to handle/view. They also take less space in a checkout. Furthermore this requires a recent GRFCodec nightly with PNG support enabled.
2010-08-14	(svn r20490) -Change: merge the extra GRF sources so updating them becomes a ↵	rubidium
	bit easier. The (prebuilt) grf will still remain, so if you don't have NFORenum and GRFCodec it will still work.