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{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 231| 31.03.12-08.04.12 | {{User|V453000}}, {{User|mfb}}, {{User|Chris Booth}}, {{User|XeryusTC}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|Sylf}}, {{User|Hazzard}}, {{User|Ryton}}, {{User|Thorimbur}}, {{User|Steven}}, {{User|Mark}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|Kanddak}}, {{User|Big_Meech}}, {{User|Absolutis}} | Cargo | TL3 | 512 x 512 Temperate | r23974 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 8.0]] | This map marks the introduction of NUTS (0.0.1), so to test the entire set, and as an April 1st surprise, we played a chaos game with many little networks at first, amalgating them into three larger networks as the game progressed, one regular rail (East), one monorail (West) and one maglev (Centre), to test as many of the individual trains as possible, allowing V453000 to find and correct any mistakes and oddities in the set.|231|File:psg231.png|A section of the map where all three networks approached eachother. }}

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Road Vehicle Networking

2012-03-21T11:28:08Z

Mazur: /* Speed */ Linguistic error corrected.

== Basics ==
[[Image:Basic_split.png|thumb|right|200px|A basic split. Even though it is a bus station, it will work for all vehicles.]]
=== Balacing ===
A major issue for all networks in openttdcoop is balancing. A new line only works well if it receives traffic from the other lines so that the overall traffic is balanced. Because roads do not have signals, the possibilities of road vehicle networks are very limited. The only way to split traffic is by using the pathfinders penalties. The only way to penalty them is by dummy stations. An empty stations is a minor penalty, but a station already containing a vehicle is a huge penalty. This makes it possible to split traffic: one vehicle drives through one of the stations and causes a penalty to a bus behind it, which causes it to choose the other station.

One problem of this technique is that it is only possible to split lines with a constant stream of road vehicles. Sideline balancing has the problem that it's not possible to build any priorities, so it's needed to balance sidelines by connecting them only to some of the mainlines.

[[Image:Slope_split.png|thumb|left|200px|A doubled slope that doesn't slow down the main line behind.]]
[[Image:Scurve.png|thumb|right|200px|A doubled S-curve to minimize slowdown.]]

=== Speed ===
All of the following is about the realistic acceleration model. With the original model, trucks tends to be much slower and building is more difficult.

First, all curves slow down buses to around 75 percent of their maximum speed. This is different from trains, so curves should be avoided as much as possible. It is possible to double curves, but it often takes a lot of space.

The second issue is about slopes. Slow downs at slopes are related to the slope option in the advanced settings and the power of the vehicles. With powerful vehicles, slopes may be no problem at all, if they become a problem it is possible to double them as shown.

[[Image:Basic_station.png|thumb|right|200px|A basic station.]]

=== Stations ===
One good thing about road vehicle stations is that they can be used from both sides and ro-ro by default. Don't use the terminus stations because they can only be entered from one side and the vehicles take a long time to park and exit. To keep the platform count low it is recommended to build a station design where road vehicles can enter from both sides. Another advantage of this design is that vehicles don't interfere each other as shown in the FPP Drop Example of PSG 226.

==See Also==
*[[Balancing]]
*[[Networking]]
*There is a very nice single player game by [[User:V453000|V453000]] that gives a good impression of all the discussed things.

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Advanced Networking]]

Road Vehicle Networking

2012-03-21T11:26:09Z

Mazur: /* Balacing */ Spelling/typing mistake corrected.

== Basics ==
[[Image:Basic_split.png|thumb|right|200px|A basic split. Even though it is a bus station, it will work for all vehicles.]]
=== Balacing ===
A major issue for all networks in openttdcoop is balancing. A new line only works well if it receives traffic from the other lines so that the overall traffic is balanced. Because roads do not have signals, the possibilities of road vehicle networks are very limited. The only way to split traffic is by using the pathfinders penalties. The only way to penalty them is by dummy stations. An empty stations is a minor penalty, but a station already containing a vehicle is a huge penalty. This makes it possible to split traffic: one vehicle drives through one of the stations and causes a penalty to a bus behind it, which causes it to choose the other station.

One problem of this technique is that it is only possible to split lines with a constant stream of road vehicles. Sideline balancing has the problem that it's not possible to build any priorities, so it's needed to balance sidelines by connecting them only to some of the mainlines.

[[Image:Slope_split.png|thumb|left|200px|A doubled slope that doesn't slow down the main line behind.]]
[[Image:Scurve.png|thumb|right|200px|A doubled S-curve to minimize slowdown.]]

=== Speed ===
All of the following is about the realistic acceleration model. With the original model, trucks tends to be much slower and building is more difficult.

First, all curves slow down buses to around 75 percent of their maximum speed. This is different from trains, so curves should be avoided as much as possible. It is possible to double curves, but it often takes of a lot of space.

The second issue is about slopes. Slow downs at slopes are related to the slope option in the advanced settings and the power of the vehicles. With powerful vehicles, slopes may be no problem at all, if they become a problem it is possible to double them as shown.

[[Image:Basic_station.png|thumb|right|200px|A basic station.]]

=== Stations ===
One good thing about road vehicle stations is that they can be used from both sides and ro-ro by default. Don't use the terminus stations because they can only be entered from one side and the vehicles take a long time to park and exit. To keep the platform count low it is recommended to build a station design where road vehicles can enter from both sides. Another advantage of this design is that vehicles don't interfere each other as shown in the FPP Drop Example of PSG 226.

==See Also==
*[[Balancing]]
*[[Networking]]
*There is a very nice single player game by [[User:V453000|V453000]] that gives a good impression of all the discussed things.

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Advanced Networking]]

Signal gap

2011-12-04T15:50:29Z

Mazur: /* How to count the length of a gap */ Minor grammatical correction.

== Definition ==
[[Image:Signal gap settings.png | thumb | 400px | right | Configuring auto-signalling]]
A signal gap, or gap for short, is the amount of unsignalled space in a single signal block. Understanding signal gaps is important for maximizing train density on a rail line and ensuring that trains continue to move at the maximum allowable speed. In coop games, we adhere to a maximum signal gap of 1 tile.

In general, use of the term "gap" indicates that a signal gap of length greater than 1 has been detected, and as a result, the efficiency of the network is at risk. Steps should be taken to fix any gaps marked in this manner.

Do not confuse a "signal gap" with a "train gap". A train gap is the minimum space between two trains. Because our signals are 2 spaced tiles apart (also known as [http://wiki.openttd.org/Railway_Designs Signal Density]), there is a minimum gap of 3 (the Signal Density +1).

 
== Why is understanding gaps important? ==

A rail line is only as fast as its weakest link. If there is any point on the line where traffic must slow down or stop, the disruption will have a domino effect on any following trains, resulting in an inefficient network. As the goal is often to build a highly-efficient, and highly-dense network, these types of disruptions must be avoided at all costs!

 
== What if I need to create a signal gap larger than 1? ==
[[Image:Signal gap sync.png | thumb | 400px | right | Make sure alternate routes are in sync]]
To create a signal gap larger than 1, you must provide following trains an alternate route until the gap is restored to 1. Larger gaps are created at station platforms, bridges, and tunnels, since none of these items can be signalled.

To create an alternate route, simply make a new line parallel to the first line. This line should continue until the signal gap can be restored to 1, making sure to keep the trains [[Line sync|synchronize]]d.

 
== How to count the length of a gap ==
When using normal block signals, a gap's length is defined as the number of unsignalled spaces between two signals. Normal coop [[mainline]]s use a signal gap of 1, meaning there is only 1 unsignalled tiles between two signalled tiles.

When using pre-signals, the gap is counted from the tile after the first pre-signalled (or combo-signalled) tile through to (but not including) the next normal block signal (exit signals are still counted as part of the gap). If multiple routes exist, the largest value is the gap.

Placing a pre- (or combo-) signal and an exit signal (in that order) on a mainline will create a gap larger than 1, so this type of construction should not be done without creating an alternate route.

When using PBS signals, the gap is counted just like normal block signals: from the tile after the PBS signal through to (but not including) the next signalled tile. If multiple routes exist, the largest value is the gap.
[[Image:Signal gap counting.png | 400px | thumb | left | Counting signal gaps]] [[Image:Signal gap signals.png | 400px | thumb | left | Other signals]]

 

== How many alternate routes do I need to create? ==
[[Image:Signal gap bridges.png | thumb | 400px | right | Two bridges for this gap is enough for any train length]]
The number of alternate routes is dependent on the length of the gap and the minimum train length that might encounter the gap.

The typical formula used to calculate the maximum gap length for a certain number of lines (LineCount) is

'''SignalGapLength = (TrainLength + 2) * LineCount - (TrainLength - 2)'''

Where TrainLength is the minimum train length to encounter the gap, and LineCount is the sum of the alternate routes provided + 1 (the original route). 
(This can be quickly calculated with [[User:KenjiE20/Webster|Webster's]] @gap)

Conversely:

'''LineCount = (SignalGapLength + TrainLength -2) / (TrainLength+2)'''

Always round any fractions up to the next whole number. 
(This can be quickly calculated with the [[IRC Commands|PublicServer bot's]] !gap)

Refer to the section above for information about how to count a gap properly.

 
== The Evil X ==
[[Image:Signal gap evilx.png | thumb | 400px | right | The Evil X]]
When two lines cross each other in an oblique (non-perpendicular) way, it creates an "evil X". The main problem with the evil X is that it inherently creates a signal gap of 2.

A simple merge does not create a large gap, as long as the tiles before (on both lines) and after (on the single output line) are signalled.

However, note that when the tracks cross obliquely, it is not possible to signal the output line, creating the gap.

In practically all cases, evil X's should be avoided.

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2011-02-20T18:30:30Z

Mazur: Corrected a typo (many missing an n).

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{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 201|2.2.11-19.2.11| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|CharcoalDioxide}}, {{User|Chris Booth}}, {{User|CyberSoul}}, {{User|Intexon}}, {{User|James}}, {{User|JKrueger}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|mfb}}, {{User|ppetak}}, {{User|Ramsus08191}}, {{User|Razaekel}}, {{User|scrlk}}, {{User|sturmi}}, {{User|Sylf}}, {{User|Vinnie}} | PAX | TL15 for ML, TL 1-8 for SBahn | 512 x 512 Temperate| r21965 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | This was from the onset an attempt to beat the record world population set by PSG101: 3,075,319. To do it, we chose the plan with a stacked ML (part tunnel/part bridge), and the map divided in 20 sectors. Each sector has a transfer station from Sbahn to ML. and a single city. Initially the sectors were all strictly separated, and whoever build the city there was "boss" over that sector. This led to many different solutions for the Sbahns, some better than others, and a lot of lessons about city-building. Then we got the record, with still many open spaces, so we continued building and refining, and only called it a day when we reached 6,150,671 inhabitants, doubling the previous record. The end result on the map is a veritable showcase of Sbahn-solutions, and a highly useful study place for Sbahn builders. |201|File:PSG201.png| The Network Plan. You will not find it in the game any more, so it is here. }}

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2011-02-19T23:24:57Z

Mazur:

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{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 201|2.2.11-??.?.11| {{User|CharcoalDioxide}}, {{User|Chris Booth}}, {{User|CyberSoul}}, {{User|Intexon}}, {{User|James}}, {{User|JKrueger}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|mfb}}, {{User|ppetak}}, {{User|Ramsus08191}}, {{User|Razakael}}, {{User|scrlk}}, {{User|sturmi}}, {{User|Sylf}}, {{User|V453000}}, {{User|Vinnie}} | PAX | TL15 | 512 x 512 Temperate| r21965 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | This was from the onset an attempt to beat the record world population set by PSG101: 3,075,319. To do it, we chose the plan with a stacked ML (part tunnel/part bridge), and the map divided in 20 sectors. Each sector has a transfer station from Sbahn to ML. and a single city. Initially the sectors were all strictly separated, and whoever build the city there was "boss" over that sector. This led to many different solutions for the Sbahns, some better than others, and a lot of lessons about city-building. Then we got the record, with still may open spaces, so we continued building and refining, and only called it a day when we reached 6,150,671 inhabitants, doubling the previous record. The end result on the map is a veritable showcase of Sbahn-solutions, and a highly useful study place for Sbahn builders. |201|File:PSG201.png| The Network Plan. You will not find it in the game any more, so it is here. }}

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PublicServer:Archive - Games 181 - 190

2010-07-25T04:53:02Z

Mazur: Elaborated remarks.

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{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 188|30.06.10-20.07.10| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|Yso}}, {{User|^Spike^}}, {{User|Macha}}, {{User|pugi}}, {{User|VVG}}, {{User|Lukeus Maximus}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|Piyush}}, {{User|theholyduck}}, {{User|fmauNeko}}, {{User|Yso}}, {{User|Ramsus08191}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|sepp}}, {{User|Absolutis}} | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL5 | 512 x 1024 Artic| r20146 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | First FIRS (newGRF industries) game, in which we discovered, that primaries need supplies to survive, so you need to hook up primaries that produce the base for the supplies to the secondaries that make them, and then distribute those supplies. We decided on transfer stations at each SLH, from where road vehicles could transport the supplies to the needy primaries. The actual amount of supplies did not matter, just once each 1 or 1.5 month _some_ supplies does the trick. Unfortunately, the graphic artists have as yet not accomplished graphics for all the new industries and stations, so the eyecandy is somewhat lagging and haphazard. But all in all a wonderful addition to OTTD. Three beers for the creators! Another feature of this game was a proliferation of overflows and, more abjectionable, reverse tracks. |188|File:PSG188.png| It takes some skill to build a good hub, but it takes some real effort to build one in difficult mountains, like this one at the end of Milky Valley}}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 187|11.6.10-30.6.10| {{User|Mark}}, {{User|V453000}}, {{User|OwenS}}, {{User|Wouterr}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|sepp}}, {{User|Barbaar}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|Yso}}, {{User|Razmir}}, {{User|Macha}} | PAX | TL10 | 256 x 1024 arctic| r20001 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | After a while we played a PAX game again. The biggest issue of the whole was a CL10 for ML trains because 321kmh on e-rail and TL10 demands it. This made all constructions fairly difficult, or at least, fairly big. The game ended with 861trains and 1000 road vehicles. |187|File:PSG187.png| A classic Mark style station :)}}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 186|31.05.10-11.6.10| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|XeryusTC}}, {{User|OwenS}}, {{User|Wouterr}}, {{User|theholyduck}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|tycoondemon}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|sonic}}, {{User|leg3nd}}, {{User|Ralph}}, {{User|Chris Booth}}, {{User|Ninjamask}}, {{User|Barbaar}}, {{User|Jokke}}, {{User|Razmir}}, {{User|0zlw}}, {{User|Macha}} | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL3 | 512 x 512 arctic| r19950 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | In this game we used refit orders again. This time, we used it to refit all trains transporting all primaries from which goods are produced. Due to some uncomfortable effects of refitting, we used four town drops. Into one of these we situated also our gold and coal drop. Because we used the super-powerful AL-10 engine, our trains accelerated almost instantly, allowing us to have extremely high-traffic lines and reaching a total of above 2000 trains. Further description at http://blog.openttdcoop.org/2010/06/11/public-server-game-186-review/ |186|File:PSG186.png| The paper mill station, jewel of the game}}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 185|22.05.10-31.05.10| {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|Combuster}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|sonic}}, {{User|Ralph}}, {{User|hribek}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|Barbaar}}, {{User|DJ}}, {{User|Wouterr}} | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL9 / TL3 | 64 x 2048 temperate| r19894 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | The goal of this game was to transport wood, coal, grain and livestock to drop stations on the north and south part of the map using 6 big feeder stations. The game ended with more then 1400 trains.|185|File:PSG185.png| One of the busiest transfer stations.}}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 184|15.05.10-21;.05.10| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|Mark}}, {{User|XeryusTC}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|Intexon}}, {{User|theholyduck}}, {{User|HDIEagle}}, {{User|sonic}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|Tray}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|Arkenklo}}, {{User|Wouterr}} | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL2 | 256 x 512 alpine | r19821 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | After a while we played an apline climate again. This time we also didnt forget about the farms, as scenario suggested. That forced us to solve the wave-tendency of our network. We used a system of delaying the goods trains by half a year, so they didnt add to the farm-trains waves. No part of the network needed an upgrade and the game ended with 1200 TTT (two tile trains). |184|File:PSG184.png| The delayer of goods trains. The Storage - 226 parking spaces! }}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 183|28.04.10-15.05.10| {{User|XeryusTC}}, {{User|Arkenklo}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|Cameron}}, {{User|Chris_Booth}}, {{User|Combuster}}, {{User|F223}}, {{User|Hirundo}}, {{User|Intexon}}, {{User|jond1sti}}, {{User|KenjiE20}}, {{User|KloBass}}, {{User|Korpse}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|planetmaker}}, {{User|phatmatt}}, {{User|phil755}}, {{User|pugi}}, {{User|Razaekel}}, {{User|seandasheep}}, {{User|Sonic}}, {{User|^Spike^}}, {{User|strstrep}}, {{User|TakeTwo}}, {{User|Theholyduck}}, {{User|Tray}}, {{User|V453000}}, {{User|VictorOfSweden}}, {{User|wisepotato}}, {{User|xpac}}, {{User|Zaitzev}}, | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL5 | 512 x 512 temperate | r19734 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | This was a game with the experimental LRxLR mainline concept which allows for different hub construction. Some parts of the network weren't able to handle the stress and needed to be upgraded to LRxLRxLR. Even then some trains needed to be directed via low traffic areas of the network so things didn't grind to a complete halt. |183|File:PSG183.png| A nice shot of the LR LR LR BBH 02 }}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 182|20.04.10-28.04.10| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|tneo}}, {{User|Kommer}}, {{User|leg3nd}}, {{User|Vitus}}, {{User|Sander_Buruma}}, {{User|theholyduck}}, {{User|Vypus}}, {{User|sonic}}, {{User|xpac}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|Trangar}}, {{User|Zaitzev}}, {{User|Intexon}}, {{User|DJ Nekkid}}, {{User|pugi}}, {{User|Pirate87}}, {{User|Skasi}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|avdg}}, {{User|VictorOfSweden}}, {{User|mrruben5}}, {{User|F223}} | [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL2, TL5, TL20 | 512 x 1024 Tropic | r19689 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | This was a pretty quick game finished in just eight days. In this game we played a modified style of PSG 131 - multiple separate mainlines with different train lenghts and cargoes on them, which led to some serious confusion. In the end, all the confusion cleared and we got a nicely working network. There were TLs from 2 up to TL20, transporting every cargo but oil. The game ended with 1532 TL2 trains, 386 TL5 trains and 66 TL20 trains. |182|File:PSG182.png|Our babysitted Dredingtown and it's drop stations - diamonds, food, goods and water }}

{{Archive_PublicServer|Public Server Game 181|10.04.10-20.04.10| {{User|V453000}}, {{User|XeryusTC}}, {{User|SmatZ}}, {{User|planetmaker}}, {{User|ODM}}, {{User|KyleS}}, {{User|theholyduck}}, {{User|sonic}}, {{User|mrruben5}}, {{User|phatmatt}}, {{User|Mazur}}, {{User|leg3nd}}, {{User|pugi}} | [[Gametype:Chaos_Theory|Chaos]] [[Gametype:Cargo_Concept|Cargo]] | TL3 | 512 x 512 Toyland | r19611 [[GRF|#openttdcoop-GRF-Pack 7.3]] | The fact this game was chaos (with few rules) probably discouraged several people from playing it. When the basic network was done, we were at about 1100 trains with many jammy spots. This was the first moment game finishing was proposed, but also it was the beginning of the more entertaining part. Many hubs were rebuilt and extended, network was extended with new connections. Town drop and sweets drop, along with associated routes, were rebuilt. In the end, some parts of network are just one big hub. We got to 1600 trains without jams. |181|File:PSG181.png|Candy mountain - trains can eat candy while they wait. Thanks to many changes in later game stages, trains do not have to wait very often.}}

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Community:Members

2010-04-30T07:11:06Z

Mazur: /* The usual suspects around the Public Server [61] */

__NOTOC__
==Active Members of #openttdcoop [20]==
*{{User|Ammler|ch}}, the one who dances with the newgrfs '''*'''
*{{User|Combuster|nl}} joins and parts the whole day '''*'''
*{{User|Hylje|fi}}, the silent guy always and never around.
*{{User|KenjiE20|uk}}, the master of puppets, pulling your strings '''*'''
*{{User|Kommer|nl}}, we lost his exclusive love to openttd
*{{User|Mucht|at}}, the oldie who controlls our community from background.'''*'''
*{{User|ODM|nl}}, the innocent ''black'' lamb of #openttdcoop '''*'''
*{{User|Osai|de}}, doctor of the web and autopilot, who can hit back, if needed '''*'''
*{{User|Phazorx|iru}}, what does a communist in the tycoon world?
*{{User|planetmaker|de}}, Make(file) newgrfs and patch packs '''*'''
*{{User|Progman|de}}, builds bigger networks on his Pentium2 at home, than 20 members on publicserver. '''*'''
*{{User|SmatZ|cz}}, pest-controller on all levels of OpenTTD(coop) '''*'''
*{{User|^Spike^|nl}}, the last Dutchy
*{{User|StarLite|nl}} master of the magic roundabout that everybody fears ;-)
*{{User|thgergo|hu}}, the one who builds bridges
*{{User|Thraxian|us}}, makes some little members
*{{User|tneo|nl}}, the spelling angel '''*'''
*{{User|V453000|cz}}, the network construction consultant
*{{User|valhallasw|nl}}, BOFH, Wiki-god and mainly werkloos '''*'''
*{{User|XeryusTC|nl}}, Rebellous doing-stuff-differently-from-convention type of guy '''*'''
''Note: '''*''' Admins have shell access to our servers, all others have rcon access''

==Honorary Members of #openttdcoop [3]==
*{{User|Brianetta|uk}} (our amiable host who is responsible for making #openttdcoop to such a vital community it is today) '''*'''
*{{User|Phoenix the II|nl}} (our host for the most busy [http://www.openttdcoop.org/blog/public-server/ PublicServer], thanks to him, we don't need to finish a game, because of the server limits.)
*{{User|TrueLight|nl}} (for being a bugfixer over ... a long time ;-) )

==Currently Inactive Members of #openttdcoop [8]==
*{{User|Adm.Spock|nl}}
*{{User|dp|de}}
*{{User|e1ko|cz}}
*{{User|Guru3|se}}
*{{User|Mark|nl}} Currently on a trip around the world, expecting to be back in 2012
*{{User|ottd-king|uk}}
*{{User|Piratejerk|ca}}
*{{User|xahodo|nl}}

==The usual suspects around the Public Server [61]==

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*{{User|A3aan|nl}}
*{{User|Addi|ch}}
*{{User|Alanin|de}}
*{{User|AlexanderB|nl}}
*{{User|Andyp|us}}
*{{User|AntB|uk}}
*{{User|Atdt}}
*{{User|Avdg|be}}
*{{User|Bennythen00b|no}}
*{{User|Chris booth|uk}}
*{{User|Clifs|us}}
*{{User|csuke|uk}}
*{{User|Damalix|fr}}
* {{User|DCritic|us}}
*{{User|DJNekkid|no}}
*{{User|draconnier|lu}}
*{{User|einKarl|de}}
*{{User|Elske|nl}}
*{{User|F223|us}}
*{{User|Farden|fr}}
*{{User|Floffe|se}}
*{{User|fmauNeko|fr}}
*{{User|Fuco|sk}}

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*{{User|Giles|uk}}
*{{User|Gleeb|uk}}
*{{User|h3rzb1ut|de}}
*{{User|Hans|nl}}
*{{User|Intexon|cz}}
*{{User|Kejhic|cz}}
*{{User|Kirov|ar}}
*{{User|Kolo|pl}}
*{{User|Levi|de}}
*{{User|LittleMikey|au}}
*{{User|LordAzamath|ee}}
*{{User|Mazur|nl}}
*{{User|mensi|ch}}
*{{User|Microshit|nl}}
*{{User|mitooo|fr}}
*{{User|mixrin|ru}}
*{{User|narc|ro}}
*{{User|Nickman|be}}
*{{User|OwenS|uk}}
*{{User|Petert|us}}
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*{{User|Pikita|uk}}
*{{User|RMJ|dk}}
*{{User|Rob|us}}
*{{User|S m w|de}}
*{{User|sbn|be}}
*{{User|Sedontane|uk}}
*{{User|Talonius|uk}}
*{{User|Tautrimas|lt}}
*{{User|Thijs|nl}}
*{{User|thomashauk|uk}}
*{{User|Tim|de}}
*{{User|Torben Paw|dk}}
*{{User|Tussengas|nl}}
*{{User|Walle|be}}
*{{User|Wouterr|be}}
*{{User|Zakjan|cz}}
*{{User|ZarenorDarkstalker|us}}
*{{User|Zerpa|dk}}
*{{User|Zuu|se}}

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''And of course all the others above!''

== Exsuspects & retired members [51] ==
If you are on the ex-suspects list and you start playing again, please move yourself up to the suspects list !
If you are still active and on the ex-suspects list, sorry for the moving :) we sometimes cannot find an IRC log of you while you are still active

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*{{User|Alendo|no}}
*{{User|Bob27|us}}
*{{User|ChrisM|de}}
*{{User|Cipri|nl}}
*{{User|Dark_Link|se}}
*{{User|Davil|at}}
*{{User|dihedral|de}}
*{{User|Doke|de}}
*{{User|Dopefish|de}}
*{{User|eJoJ|no}}
*{{User|EmiT|cz}}
*{{User|Franco|hu}}
*{{User|Gamer|nl}}
*{{User|Godde|no}}
*{{User|Green-devil|dk}}
*{{User|hdp|us}}
*{{User|hzzzln|de}}

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*{{User|Ichi|nl}}
*{{User|Ihmemies|fi}}
*{{User|itsnotvalid|hk}}
*{{User|Jinx|be}}
*{{User|John|sk}}
*{{User|Juustro|fi}}
*{{User|Kolbur|de}}
*{{User|Kul|nl}}
*{{User|Logix|us}}
*{{User|MDGrein|se}}
*{{User|MooUK|uk}}
*{{User|N101|au}}
*{{User|Nazirro|pl}}
*{{User|Nitehawk|us}}
*{{User|Phil|uk}}
*{{User|RaWt|no}}
*{{User|Red|us}}
*{{User|RichK|uk}}

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*{{User|Satyap|in}}
*{{User|SerriaRomeo|us}}
*{{User|Shader|pl}}
*{{User|Sian|dk}}
*{{User|Skasi|at}}
*{{User|Skidd13|de}}
*{{User|Spectre100|us}}
*{{User|Stoffe|se}}
*{{User|strstrep|us}}
*{{User|Teddy|no}}
*{{User|UnderBuilder|ar}}
*{{User|Vinni3|uk}}
*{{User|Volny|cz}}
*{{User|welterde|de}}
*{{User|Zavior|fi}}

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User:Mazur

2010-04-30T07:05:27Z

Mazur:

'''Born''': 13-10-1961

'''Home:''' Leiden, The Netherlands

'''Email:''' Mazur [AT] casema [DOT] nl

'''Started playing TTD:''' Never had the moolah to fork over to buy himself a copy.

'''Met #openttdcoop at:''' April 2010

'''Joined #openttdcoop at:''' one week later. trying to run before he could walk.

'''Specialist on:''' making an ass of himself, by overlooking the obvious and asking stupid basic questions answered in the Wiki.

'''Prefers:''' games in which all transport modes feature, from primaries to secondaries, from secondaries on, passengers, mail, valuables, planes, trains, automobiles, even ships.

'''Dislikes:''' making trains crash, asking stupid questions himself, throttling villages to death, and getting it wrong.

User:Mazur

2010-04-30T07:04:39Z

Mazur: Created page with ''''Born''': 13-10-1961 '''Home:''' Leiden, The Netherlands '''Email:''' Mazur [AT] casema [DOT] nl '''Started playing TTD:''' Never had the moolah to fork over to buy himself …'

'''Born''': 13-10-1961

'''Home:''' Leiden, The Netherlands

'''Email:''' Mazur [AT] casema [DOT] nl

'''Started playing TTD:''' Never had the moolah to fork over to buy himself a copy.

'''Met #openttdcoop at:''' April 2010

'''Joined #openttdcoop at:''' one week later. trying to run before he could walk.

'''Specialist on:''' making an ass of himself, by overlooking the obvious and asking stupid basic questions answered in the Wiki.

'''Prefers:''' games in which all transport modes feature, from primaries to secondaries, from secondaries on, passengers, mail, valuables, planes, trains, automobiles, even ships.

"Dislikes:" making trains crash, asking stupid questions himself, throttling villages to death, and getting it wrong.