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is either a rail station or rail waypoint tile
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_house_specs[]
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them map.
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settings stored in the savegame so there is no need to have a duplicate copy of it for new games.
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GetNearbyTile() was wrong way around.
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when mapping newgrf entities to 'real' entities
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0x62, indtile var 0x60 and industry var 0x62 to 'newgrf_commons.cpp'.
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newgrf industry type to 'real' industry type
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implying that the only condition an override could be placed in a slot is that there were no previous override.
That is not exact: the slot must not have been occupied by an industry coming from a grf.
So now, tourist center is available if more then one grf is used
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already been overridden, mark the new candidate as not being an override
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the magic value of 0xFF when assigning a new tileID. This is really important, since the value is reserved for water checking.
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After double checking with ttdpatch, behaviour is now more alike (Eddi)
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outside of the map.
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of only the "new" ones because the old ones could be overriden too.
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GetTerrainType as
GetTileZ is valid for any tile type. Also use GetTerrainType for stations.
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(and unfinished) support for callbacks for industries
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newgrf_commons.[cpp|h]. Will be used by industries in a few.
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functions require it
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Currently only used for newhouses.
Basically, it is more a gathering of IDs from grf files and ingame data.
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