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GRFs are small extensions to OTTD's graphics. A GRF could be a new bridgetype, a whole new trainset or a new cargo type. #openttdcoop is using a compilation of GRFs to make our gameplay even more addictive.  
 
GRFs are small extensions to OTTD's graphics. A GRF could be a new bridgetype, a whole new trainset or a new cargo type. #openttdcoop is using a compilation of GRFs to make our gameplay even more addictive.  
  
''#''openttdcoop uses a certain set of additional GRF's. You will both need them to play on the Sandbox as well on the Mainserver. To ease things up, we zipped the GRFs needed into one single file. Simply download it, extract them into your /data-subfolder of your OpenTTD-directory. Get the whole zip-file [http://openttdcoop.ppcis.org/blog/files/downloads/newgrf.zip here].
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''#''openttdcoop uses a certain set of additional GRF's. You will both need them to play on the Sandbox as well on the Mainserver. To ease things up, we zipped the GRFs needed into one single file. Simply download it, extract them into your /bin/data-subfolder of your OpenTTD-directory. Get the whole zip-file [http://openttdcoop.ppcis.org/blog/files/downloads/newgrf.zip here].
  
 
To make sure the GRFs are loaded properly - open your '''openttd.cfg''' with a texteditor of your choice and add these lines:
 
To make sure the GRFs are loaded properly - open your '''openttd.cfg''' with a texteditor of your choice and add these lines:

Revision as of 16:58, 5 March 2007

GRFs are small extensions to OTTD's graphics. A GRF could be a new bridgetype, a whole new trainset or a new cargo type. #openttdcoop is using a compilation of GRFs to make our gameplay even more addictive.

#openttdcoop uses a certain set of additional GRF's. You will both need them to play on the Sandbox as well on the Mainserver. To ease things up, we zipped the GRFs needed into one single file. Simply download it, extract them into your /bin/data-subfolder of your OpenTTD-directory. Get the whole zip-file here.

To make sure the GRFs are loaded properly - open your openttd.cfg with a texteditor of your choice and add these lines:

[newgrf]
planesetw_459.grf
alpinew.grf
pb_hovs_bus.grf
pb_viaduct.grf
pb_ukrs.grf = 0 3 0
troprs_w.grf
basic_platformsw.grf
harbourw_456.grf
jcindstaw.grf
newstatsw.grf
pgs-counw.grf
pgs-freiw.grf
pgs-silvw.grf
pgs-subuw.grf
ukwaypointsw.grf
usstatsw.grf

Simple copy and paste these lines above into your openttd.cfg to make sure these lines are exactly in the right order.

Note: You are always sure you have the correct grf configuration if you copy it from the sandbox page, this is always up to date.

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