Download OpenTTD 1.1.0-RC3

This weekend the second release candidate of OpenTTD version 1.1.0 was released. In this open source clone of the Microprose game Transport Tycoon Deluxe, the goal is to build a transport empire by road, rail, water and air. OpenTTD can do more than just mimic the original game. For example, up to 64 times larger maps can be used than in the original, the AI ​​is worthy of its name and there is support for multiplayer and ipv6. Versions for Windows and Linux are available and the Mac OS X version has also been picked up again after a period of absence. In addition to various bug fixes, in this release we find a new introductory game at.

Fixed in 1.1.0-RC3:

• Fix: New game settings were applied to early when starting a game via a heightmap. [FS#4557] (r22259)
• Fix: Do not resort town, industry and signs list directly in OnInvalidateData(). There might be a scheduled rebuild which needs execution first. So, only set a trigger for resorting [FS#4546] (r22249, r22248, r22247, r22246, r22245, r22244, r22243, r22242, r22241, r22236, r22228, r22227, r22226)
• Fix: [NewGRF] Object variable 0x48 was not available in callback 0x15C (r22231)
• Fix: Compilation when compiling with –disable-ai (r22222)
• Fix: When downloading a file via HTTP failed mid-way and OpenTTD fell back to the old system the partial downloaded amount would be counted twice [FS#4543] (r22208)
• Fix: The ‘center’ (for movement) of vehicles is (currently still) always at 4/8th original vehicle length from the front, so trains should stop at the same location regardless of the length of the front engine [FS#4545] (r22206)
• Fix: Make the base costs for building and demolishing NewObjects also local to the individual NewGRFs (r22204)
• Fix: Removing a station order could stop when removing first automatic order (r22200)
• Fix: Invalidate the object build window when using the date cheat (r22193)