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Rito12: /* Badge label (08) */ Use


2026-02-12T13:37:20Z
Badge label (08):  Use <code>

				
				
				
				
				
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  * livery
  
  * livery


  
  

  
  



  
  It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.
  
  It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label <code>newgrf/<GRFID></code>, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.


  
  

  
  



  
  === Naming Proposal ===
  
  === Naming Proposal ===



Rito12: /* Badge label (08) */  Use  instead of '

2026-02-12T13:36:10Z
Badge label (08):   Use <code> instead of '

				
				
				
				
				
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  These are globally unique strings.
  
  These are globally unique strings.


  
  

  
  



  
  Badge labels comprise a badge class, for grouping similar badges, and badge name, separated by a '/'.
  
  Badge labels comprise a badge class, for grouping similar badges, and badge name, separated by a <code>/</code>.


  
  

  
  



  
  Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.
  
  Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.




Brickblock1: /* Properties */
2026-01-14T14:26:34Z
Properties

				
				
				
				
				
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  !'''Number'''
  
  !'''Number'''


  ⚫
  !'''Version'''
  


  
  !'''[[GRFActionsDetailed|Size]]'''
  
  !'''[[GRFActionsDetailed|Size]]'''


  
  ⚫
  !'''Version'''


  
  !'''Description'''
  
  !'''Description'''


  
  |-
  
  |-


  
  |08
  
  |08


  ⚫
  |{{ottdp|15}}
  


  
  |S
  
  |S


  
  ⚫
  |{{ottdp|15}}


  
  |Badge label. A zero-terminated string.
  
  |Badge label. A zero-terminated string.


  
  |-
  
  |-


  
  |09
  
  |09


  ⚫
  |{{ottdp|15}}
  


  
  |D
  
  |D


  
  ⚫
  |{{ottdp|15}}


  
  |Flags.
  
  |Flags.


  
  |}
  
  |}




Brickblock1: /* Properties */
2026-01-14T14:25:58Z
Properties

				
				
				
				
				
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  !'''Number'''
  
  !'''Number'''


  
  !'''Version'''
  
  !'''Version'''


  
  !'''Size'''
  
  !'''[[GRFActionsDetailed|Size]]'''


  
  !'''Description'''
  
  !'''Description'''


  
  |-
  
  |-




Rito12: /* Flags (09) */  NameListSkip
2026-01-04T11:31:28Z
Flags (09):   NameListSkip

				
				
				
				
				
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  |8
  
  |8


  
  |UseCompanyColour. Apply appropriate company colour palette to the icon. If the icon is applied to a vehicle with 2CC support, then the 2CC palette will be used.
  
  |UseCompanyColour. Apply appropriate company colour palette to the icon. If the icon is applied to a vehicle with 2CC support, then the 2CC palette will be used.


  
  
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  |4


  
  
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  |NameListSkip. Allow the badge to be excluded from the badge name list.


  
  |}
  
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Peter1138: /* Badge label (08) */
2025-02-25T12:29:31Z
Badge label (08)

				
				
				
				
				
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  It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.
  
  It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.


  
  
  



  
  
  === Naming Proposal ===


  
  
  



  
  
  To work consistently, a naming standard needs to be agreed on, e.g.:


  
  
  



  
  
   /role/passenger


  
  
   /role/freight


  
  
  



  
  
   /livery/<country>/<operator>/<name>


  
  
   /livery/uk/british_rail/blue


  
  
   /livery/uk/british_rail/swallow


  
  
   /livery/fr/sncf/tgv


  
  
  



  
  
  The game could then present these as a filterable list, e.g.:


  
  
  



  
  
   Role


  
  
     Passenger


  
  
     Freight


  
  
  



  
  
   Livery


  
  
     UK


  
  
       British Rail - Blue


  
  
       British Rail - Swallow


  
  
     France


  
  
       SNCF - TGV


  
  

  
  



  
  == Flags (09) ==
  
  == Flags (09) ==




Peter1138: /* Badge label (08) */
2025-02-24T01:53:17Z
Badge label (08)

				
				
				
				
				
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  Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.
  
  Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.


  
  
  



  
  
  Proposed initial classes are:


  
  
  



  
  
  * flag


  
  
  * role


  
  
  * manufacturer


  
  
  * operator


  
  
  * power


  
  
  * livery


  
  
  



  
  
  It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.


  
  

  
  



  
  == Flags (09) ==
  
  == Flags (09) ==




Peter1138 at 14:48, 17 February 2025
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  |S


  
  |Badge label. A zero-terminated string.
  
  |Badge label. A zero-terminated string.


  
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  |-


  
  |09
  
  |09


  
  |{{ottdp|1.15}}
  
  |{{ottdp|15}}


  
  |D
  
  |D


  
  |Flags.
  
  |Flags.




Peter1138: Created page with '''''''Action 0 properties for badges''''''  = Action 0 - Properties for badges =  Defining properties of badges.  == Properties ==  {| class="wikitable" |- !'''Number''' !'''V...'
2025-02-17T13:33:38Z
Created page with '''''''Action 0 properties for badges''''''  = Action 0 - Properties for badges =  Defining properties of badges.  == Properties ==  {| class="wikitable" |- !'''Number''' !'''V...'
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''''''Action 0 properties for badges''''''



= Action 0 - Properties for badges =



Defining properties of badges.



== Properties ==



{| class="wikitable"

|-

!'''Number'''

!'''Version'''

!'''Size'''

!'''Description'''

|-

|08

|{{ottdp|1.15}}

|S

|Badge label. A zero-terminated string.

|-

|09

|{{ottdp|1.15}}

|D

|Flags.

|}



<references />



== Badge label (08) ==



These are globally unique strings.



Badge labels comprise a badge class, for grouping similar badges, and badge name, separated by a '/'.



Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.



== Flags (09) ==



{| class="wikitable"

|-

!'''Bit'''

!'''Value'''

!'''Meaning'''

|-

|0

|1

|Copy. Badge can be copied to related entity (e.g. badge on a railtype can be copied to rail vehicles of that railtype.)

|-

|1

|2

|NameListStop. Stops adding more names to the visible name list.

|-

|2

|4

|NameListFirstOnly. Add this name to the visible name list only if this is the first name.

|-

|3

|8

|UseCompanyColour. Apply appropriate company colour palette to the icon. If the icon is applied to a vehicle with 2CC support, then the 2CC palette will be used.

|}

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	* livery		* livery

	It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.		It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label <code>newgrf/<GRFID></code>, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.

	=== Naming Proposal ===		=== Naming Proposal ===

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	These are globally unique strings.		These are globally unique strings.

	Badge labels comprise a badge class, for grouping similar badges, and badge name, separated by a '/'.		Badge labels comprise a badge class, for grouping similar badges, and badge name, separated by a <code>/</code>.

	Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.		Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.

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	!'''Number'''		!'''Number'''
⚫	!'''Version'''
	!'''[[GRFActionsDetailed\|Size]]'''		!'''[[GRFActionsDetailed\|Size]]'''
		⚫	!'''Version'''
	!'''Description'''		!'''Description'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|08		\|08
⚫	\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|S		\|S
		⚫	\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|Badge label. A zero-terminated string.		\|Badge label. A zero-terminated string.
	\|-		\|-
	\|09		\|09
⚫	\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|D		\|D
		⚫	\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|Flags.		\|Flags.
	\|}		\|}

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	!'''Number'''		!'''Number'''
	!'''Version'''		!'''Version'''
	!'''Size'''		!'''[[GRFActionsDetailed\|Size]]'''
	!'''Description'''		!'''Description'''
	\|-		\|-

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	\|UseCompanyColour. Apply appropriate company colour palette to the icon. If the icon is applied to a vehicle with 2CC support, then the 2CC palette will be used.		\|UseCompanyColour. Apply appropriate company colour palette to the icon. If the icon is applied to a vehicle with 2CC support, then the 2CC palette will be used.
			\|-
			\|4
			\|16
			\|NameListSkip. Allow the badge to be excluded from the badge name list.
	\|}		\|}

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	It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.		It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.

			=== Naming Proposal ===

			To work consistently, a naming standard needs to be agreed on, e.g.:

			/role/passenger
			/role/freight

			/livery/<country>/<operator>/<name>
			/livery/uk/british_rail/blue
			/livery/uk/british_rail/swallow
			/livery/fr/sncf/tgv

			The game could then present these as a filterable list, e.g.:

			Role
			Passenger
			Freight

			Livery
			UK
			British Rail - Blue
			British Rail - Swallow
			France
			SNCF - TGV

	== Flags (09) ==		== Flags (09) ==

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	Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.		Classes and names are arbitrary, but to be useful must follow a standard scheme. For instance, the badge label power/steam will define a badge for steam powered vehicles within the power class.

			Proposed initial classes are:

			* flag
			* role
			* manufacturer
			* operator
			* power
			* livery

			It is also possible to assign a badge to everything within a NewGRF by defining the badge label `newgrf/<GRFID>`, with the GRFID in full hexadecimal form. This will work even if the badge is defined outside of the NewGRF it is for.

	== Flags (09) ==		== Flags (09) ==

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	\|08		\|08
	\|{{ottdp\|1.15}}		\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|S		\|S
	\|Badge label. A zero-terminated string.		\|Badge label. A zero-terminated string.
	\|-		\|-
	\|09		\|09
	\|{{ottdp\|1.15}}		\|{{ottdp\|15}}
	\|D		\|D
	\|Flags.		\|Flags.