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Peter1138: /* Properties */

2025-02-17T14:55:07Z

Properties

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	\|28\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Input cargo multiplier list		\|28\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Input cargo multiplier list
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			\|29\|\|W n*W\|\|{{ottdp\|15}}\|\|List of badges
	\|}		\|}

Frosch: /* Special industry flags to define special behavior (1A) */

2021-01-18T21:47:17Z

Special industry flags to define special behavior (1A)

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	\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.		\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.
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	\|19\|\|80000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.11\|no\|ottdrev=~~6d3c2edc~~}}\|\|By default, ~~the~~ ~~amount~~ of the ~~second~~ ~~produced~~ ~~cargo is clamped for water industries~~ (~~e.g. pax~~ for oil rigs). This flag disables the clamping.		\|19\|\|80000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.11\|no\|ottdrev=b3d048dfc}}\|\|By default OpenTTD's smooth economy clamps the production of passenger (like for oil rigs). This flag disables the clamping.
	\|}		\|}

Michi cc: /* Special industry flags to define special behavior (1A) */ INDUSTRYBEH_WATER_NO_CLAMP_PROD

2020-06-28T15:13:39Z

Special industry flags to define special behavior (1A): INDUSTRYBEH_WATER_NO_CLAMP_PROD

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	\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.		\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.
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			\|19\|\|80000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.11\|no\|ottdrev=6d3c2edc}}\|\|By default, the amount of the second produced cargo is clamped for water industries (e.g. pax for oil rigs). This flag disables the clamping.
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Andythenorth: /* Example */

2018-12-22T14:28:01Z

Example

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	Use this property instead of property 1C..1E.		Use this property instead of property 1C..1E.

	==Example==

Frosch: use proper version template

2018-11-04T12:06:59Z

use proper version template

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	\|24\|\|W\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1782}}\|\|Default text for nearby station		\|24\|\|W\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1782}}\|\|Default text for nearby station
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	\|25\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|Production cargo type list		\|25\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Production cargo type list
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	\|26\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|Acceptance cargo type list		\|26\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Acceptance cargo type list
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	\|27\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|Production multiplier list		\|27\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Production multiplier list
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	\|28\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|Input cargo multiplier list		\|28\|\|V\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|Input cargo multiplier list
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	Two climate-dependent cargo numbers representing the cargo types the industry can produce. Unused slots can be filled with FFh. List of valid types: [[CargoTypes]]		Two climate-dependent cargo numbers representing the cargo types the industry can produce. Unused slots can be filled with FFh. List of valid types: [[CargoTypes]]

	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}} This property only supports two output cargos. Use property 25 instead to output more cargo types.		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}} This property only supports two output cargos. Use property 25 instead to output more cargo types.

	=== Acceptance cargo types (11) ===		=== Acceptance cargo types (11) ===
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	From GRF version 7 and above, the meaning of the above two properties will change: instead of climate-dependent cargo slot numbers, you have to give climate-independent cargo IDs. If your GRF has a cargo translation table, then this ID is the index in that table; otherwise, it's the cargo bit. Cargoes not currently present will be changed to FFh. Please note that TTD stops processing these lists at the first FFh value, so specifying absent cargoes isn't always safe.		From GRF version 7 and above, the meaning of the above two properties will change: instead of climate-dependent cargo slot numbers, you have to give climate-independent cargo IDs. If your GRF has a cargo translation table, then this ID is the index in that table; otherwise, it's the cargo bit. Cargoes not currently present will be changed to FFh. Please note that TTD stops processing these lists at the first FFh value, so specifying absent cargoes isn't always safe.

	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}} This property only supports three input cargos. Use property 26 instead to output more cargo types.		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}} This property only supports three input cargos. Use property 26 instead to output more cargo types.

	=== Production multipliers (12, 13) ===		=== Production multipliers (12, 13) ===
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	If nonzero, the industry periodically (every 256 ticks, that is 8 or 9 times in a month) produces the given amount from the according cargo type. The properties specify the amount produced at default production level, they are scaled equally on [[Callbacks#Random production change 29\|production changes]].		If nonzero, the industry periodically (every 256 ticks, that is 8 or 9 times in a month) produces the given amount from the according cargo type. The properties specify the amount produced at default production level, they are scaled equally on [[Callbacks#Random production change 29\|production changes]].

	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}} This properties only supports two output cargos. Use property 27 instead to output more cargo types.		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}} This properties only supports two output cargos. Use property 27 instead to output more cargo types.

	=== Minimal amount of cargo distributed (14) ===		=== Minimal amount of cargo distributed (14) ===
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	\|17\|\|20000\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1925}}\|\|Allow closing down the last instance of this type (No industry has this bit set by default.)		\|17\|\|20000\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1925}}\|\|Allow closing down the last instance of this type (No industry has this bit set by default.)
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	\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.		\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.
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	The default value for old industry types is 0100h,0000h , so every unit of input cargo produces one unit of output cargo of the first type. Exceptions are temperate banks and oil rigs, that have the default value of 0000h,0000h ,so input cargo doesn't affect output.		The default value for old industry types is 0100h,0000h , so every unit of input cargo produces one unit of output cargo of the first type. Exceptions are temperate banks and oil rigs, that have the default value of 0000h,0000h ,so input cargo doesn't affect output.

	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}} This property only supports three input and two output cargos. Use property 28 instead, if you have more cargo types.		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}} This property only supports three input and two output cargos. Use property 28 instead, if you have more cargo types.

	=== Industry name (1F) ===		=== Industry name (1F) ===
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	=== Production cargo type list (25) ===		=== Production cargo type list (25) ===
	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}

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	=== Acceptance cargo type list (26) ===		=== Acceptance cargo type list (26) ===
	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}

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	=== Production multiplier list (27) ===		=== Production multiplier list (27) ===
	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}

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	=== Input cargo multiplier list (28) ===		=== Input cargo multiplier list (28) ===
	{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}		{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|ottdrev=e66cec8f}}

	Format:		Format:

Frosch: new properties for more input/output cargos

2018-11-04T00:12:25Z

new properties for more input/output cargos

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 Two climate-dependent cargo numbers representing the cargo types the industry can produce. Unused slots can be filled with FFh. List of valid types: [[CargoTypes]]
 === Acceptance cargo types (11) ===
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 From GRF version 7 and above, the meaning of the above two properties will change: instead of climate-dependent cargo slot numbers, you have to give climate-independent cargo IDs. If your GRF has a cargo translation table, then this ID is the index in that table; otherwise, it's the cargo bit. Cargoes not currently present will be changed to FFh. Please note that TTD stops processing these lists at the first FFh value, so specifying absent cargoes isn't always safe.
 === Production multipliers (12, 13) ===
 If nonzero, the industry periodically (every 256 ticks, that is 8 or 9 times in a month) produces the given amount from the according cargo type. The properties specify the amount produced at default production level, they are scaled equally on [[Callbacks#Random production change 29|production changes]].
 === Minimal amount of cargo distributed (14) ===
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 The default value for old industry types is 0100h,0000h , so every unit of input cargo produces one unit of output cargo of the first type. Exceptions are temperate banks and oil rigs, that have the default value of 0000h,0000h ,so input cargo doesn't affect output.
 === Industry name (1F) ===
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 Setting this to zero disables "\80 Oilfield" and "\80 Mines" without adding any additional station name options.
 ==Example==

Frosch: new properties for more input/output cargos

2018-11-03T23:42:41Z

new properties for more input/output cargos

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	\|17\|\|20000\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1925}}\|\|Allow closing down the last instance of this type (No industry has this bit set by default.)		\|17\|\|20000\|\|{{ottdp\|0.6\|2.6\|ttdprev=r1925}}\|\|Allow closing down the last instance of this type (No industry has this bit set by default.)
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			\|18\|\|40000\|\|{{ottdp\|1.9\|no\|e66cec8f}}\|\|New format for callback 37, 14B, 14C to support more input/output cargos. See the callbacks for details.
	\|}		\|}

Frosch: formatting

2015-05-09T10:29:17Z

formatting

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	* {{ttdp\|2.5}} TTDPatch: 37		* {{ttdp\|2.5}} TTDPatch: 37
	* {{ottd\|<1.6}} OpenTTD < 1.6: 64		* {{ottd\|<1.6}} OpenTTD < 1.6: 64
	* {{ottd\|1.6}} OpenTTD >= 1.6: 128 per NewGRF, 240 in total		* {{ottd\|1.6}} OpenTTD ⩾ 1.6: 128 per NewGRF, 240 in total
	The non-overridden original types count towards the (total) limit. Industries don't have a climate mask; you should simply not define an industry if it would be for the wrong climate.		The non-overridden original types count towards the (total) limit. Industries don't have a climate mask; you should simply not define an industry if it would be for the wrong climate.

Frosch: new limits for industry types

2015-05-09T10:28:25Z

new limits for industry types

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	Industries work similarly to town buildings as ~~well,~~ ~~except that~~ the ~~maximum~~ number of ~~possible~~ ~~industries~~ is 37 in TTDPatch and 64 in OpenTTD. The non-overridden original types count towards this limit. Industries don't have a climate mask; you should simply not define an industry if it would be for the wrong climate.		Industries work similarly to town buildings. The limit for the number of industry types is:
			* {{ttdp\|2.5}} TTDPatch: 37
			* {{ottd\|<1.6}} OpenTTD < 1.6: 64
			* {{ottd\|1.6}} OpenTTD >= 1.6: 128 per NewGRF, 240 in total
			The non-overridden original types count towards the (total) limit. Industries don't have a climate mask; you should simply not define an industry if it would be for the wrong climate.

	Defining industries follows the same schema as houses do: to start using an ID, you first need to define it by setting property 8 for it. If you try to reference an ID (either via action0 or via action3) that isn't defined, your request is ignored, but not reported as an error, either. This means that if you want to conditionally define an ID, all you need to do is skipping the action0 that sets property8, and everything else gets skipped automatically.		Defining industries follows the same schema as houses do: to start using an ID, you first need to define it by setting property 8 for it. If you try to reference an ID (either via action0 or via action3) that isn't defined, your request is ignored, but not reported as an error, either. This means that if you want to conditionally define an ID, all you need to do is skipping the action0 that sets property8, and everything else gets skipped automatically.

Frosch: negative tile positions and grf version 8

2015-02-06T21:59:49Z

negative tile positions and grf version 8

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	\|0xFF\|\| \|\|The given tile is checked for clearance, but nothing will be placed on it. Useful to ensure some free space around your industry. This is the only case where xoffs and yoffs can be negative~~. If xoffs is negative, yoffs must be one lower than the wanted value~~.		\|0xFF\|\| \|\|The given tile is checked for clearance, but nothing will be placed on it. Useful to ensure some free space around your industry. This is the only case where xoffs and yoffs can be negative.

			{{grfTill\|7}} For GRF versions <= 7, if xoffs is negative, yoffs must be one lower than the wanted value.
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	\|}		\|}