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Location: Germany
 
Location: Germany

Revision as of 12:23, 2 September 2008

This server is a playground for testing new patches until they come to trunk.

Feel free to join us: search for the server name "#openttdcoop - Patch:...". The password is "coop".

rcon on the Dev Server is granted to every full member of #openttdcoop.

Server Details

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our Info page

Address: mz.openttdcoop.org:3982

Location: Germany

Additionally, you need some GRFs - further details at our related page.

Installed Patch: (check IRC topic)

IRC Channel: irc://irc.oftc.net/openttdcoop.dev

How to join a patched server

Ask for further help on IRC

XXXX = type !revision on irc

Linux (or other selfcompiler;-)

  • svn revert . -R (for i in `svn st src/ | sed -n -e 's/^\? //gp'`; do rm $i -Rf; done)
  • svn up -rXXXX (without M)
  • Get the patch from the forum thread. It's usually on the last page. (link is in the IRC topic)
  • patch -p0 -i patch.diff
  • ./configure && make
  • if your client shows now the revision rXXXXM -> join us

Windows

  • Take BuildOTTD and let it make for you. (or ask XeryusTC for a binary on IRC)
  • if your client shows now the revision rXXXXM -> join us

Mac OSX

If you've installed the development tools (XCode, subversion, dev package), the same steps as for Linux apply.

revert

Because you will have troubles with reverting patched source. (new files won't be deleted)

for i in `svn st src/ | sed -n -e 's/^\?      //gp'`; do rm $i; done

There is a script in the root directory: ./cleanrevert

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