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and unify the relation objects have to towns
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parameter GUI.
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industry chain window.
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actually movable; e.g. HQ and owned land are pretty movable.
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(SirkoZ)
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statemachine, store the layout number
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understood...
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building lighthouses/transmitters actually happen via a command
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hide old NewGRFs / to choose the newest when loading compatible NewGRFs
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whereas for building those vehicles, which uses the exact same window, it was white.
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anymore either
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industry view window.
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eachother and OpenTTD's behaviour
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disable them completely.
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convert/remove nonexistant signals.
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nonexistant stations.
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or build/convert/remove signals over nonexistant railways.
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remove nonexistant roads (Krille).
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crossings per railtype.
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network-lobby with the rest of the game (frosch)
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saveload GUIs.
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(planetmaker)
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if the player removed the supplying NewGRFs.
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NewGRF window.
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add captions.
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and waypoints are named
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new offsets anywhere so as soon as the sprite is reloaded the offsets are gone (use a bigger sprite cache if this happens). Also anything that reloads NewGRFs (new games, loading games or (re)applying NewGRFs) clears the sprite cache and as such resets the offsets.
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