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name becomes available
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of GRFs with versions above 7.
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to a game
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(planetmaker)
Note: Setting 'VRSN' also sets 'MINV' resulting in the Grf being only compatible to the same version. Set 'MINV' after 'VRSN' if your Grf is compatible to older versions.
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choosing compatbile NewGRFs. (planetmaker)
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search restrictions.
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from a savegame
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some headers
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with action 14
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new AIs/NewGRFs inside a tar file are found
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so it defaulted to dos
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hide old NewGRFs / to choose the newest when loading compatible NewGRFs
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user-changeable parameters
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bitmask/bitset
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palette for NewGRFs
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a GRFText* to make translations possible
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function co clone GRFConfig/GRFError
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BaNaNaS instead of the initial (when the grf was added) md5sum from the gamelog. Neither method is 'better', but this way it is independent from the gamelog.
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GRFConfig and move the GameLog operations directly to AfterLoad().
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newgrf name is not empty
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sure all members are properly initialized
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subclassing it
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helper functions
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allocating errors more uniform.
-Fix: some grf error messages didn't free the previous error messages, creating a memory leak
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did not get properly updated when the NewGRFs were rescanned causing reading of freed data
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3rdparty directory.
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mask for GRFID checks.
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and strecpy where direct conversion is possible
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but do return the number of characters written instead of the number of characters that would be written; as size_t is unsigned substraction can cause integer underflows quite quickly.
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default to the DOS palette instead of the "default" palette.
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in the savegame, so joining with a server using Windows palette will make a client with the DOS palette do palette conversion and (thus) not cause a desync due to the different palettes disabling different NewGRFs.
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fileio_func.h so not everything that includes saveload.h needs to include everything else too.
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