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-=Welcome=-
Hi!
This is the wiki for TTDPatch, an unofficial gameplay-enhancing and bugfixing patch for the game TransportTycoonDeluxe, written by ChrisSawyer. TTDPatch was originally written by JosefDrexler, building service but today we have a whole PatchTeam working on it! For something bleeding-edge from the individual members, check out their PatchVersions (NB: These may not be more recent than the latest official builds)
If you don't know what a Wiki is, ask [1]. Basically, it's a documentation system where anyone can contribute and add new content.
What can you find here? The main focus at the moment are
- The TTDPatch Manual
- FAQs
- various Tutorials
- and the NFO manual / GRF specs
- ways of running TTD on Linux
- information about the "Extended Cargo Scheme (ECS)" and George´s implementation of ECS vectors,
- the RailwayDictionary for newgrf set authors
Don't forget to check the WikiNews for some changes.
Hopefully, this wiki will soon get filled with all sorts of useful information about TTDPatch, but if you can't find what you're looking for here, try looking at Transport Tycoon Forums, which also hosts the official forums for TTDPatch.
If you're looking for a specific page, try the [tiki-listpages.php|list of pages] (you can search for a page name there too).
If you register and login, you can create new pages, and edit existing pages to add more content. When registering, the email address is optional but useful to have the password sent to you if you forget. The address won't be shown to anyone else unless you enable that in your profile.
Hint: to create new pages, link to them somewhere, then click on the link to edit them. The best way of creating links is through using WikiWords, i.e. RunningWordsTogether. The name should make sense when read in and out of context. You can use the SandBox to play with and test how things work, even without having to register.
Have fun!
