OpenTTD (Transport Tycoon Deluxe) for Switch v1.0.
EDIT: New update v1.05. Fixes right click drag scroling.
Download and more information: http://github.com/rsn8887/openttd/releases/latest
# OpenTTD port for Switch
This is my Switch port of OpenTTD, a re-implementation of Transport Tycoon Deluxe.
Port by @rsn8887, based on the Vita port by @angguss. I made some control enhancements and I also enabled sound on the Vita port, too (pull request to @angguss made).
More Screenshots:
# Thanks
Thanks to the many developers who worked on this game.
Thanks to @angguss for his excellent Vita port, on which this Switch port is based.
Thanks to my supporters on Patreon: Andyways, CountDuckula, Jason Crawford, Greg Gibson, Jesse Harlin, Özgür Karter, Matthew Machnee, Milenko, and RadicalR.
# Installation
- Download (see `assets` below), and unzip openttd_switch.zip and copy the contents over to the `/switch/` folder on your sd card, so that you have a folder `/switch/openttd` with many folders and files inside.
- Use you favorite homebrew launcher to start the game. It comes with everything you need to start playing right away.
- Note: This game takes quite long to load (~15 seconds). But it is worth the wait!
- The public domain graphics and sound sets from www.openttd.org are included.
- If you want the choice to also use the original dos game graphics and sounds, copy over the files
```
SAMPLE.CAT
TRHCOM.GRF
TREND.GRF
TRTITLE.GRF
TRG1.GRF
TRGC.GRF
TRGH.GRF
TRGI.GRF
TRGT.GRF
```
from an original TTD game to `/switch/openttd/baseset/`.
- To install the original music, copy over all files
```
gm/gm_ttxx.gm (xx are numbers)
```
from the folder `gm` from the original windows version of the game to `/switch/openttd/gm/`.
You then get the choice to select `original dos` graphics, sounds, and music when you go to the game settings dialog.
# Controls
- Left analog stick = mouse pointer control
- D-Pad or right analog stick = scrolling the map.
- A/right trigger = left mouse click
- B/left trigger = right mouse click
- Y = zoom-in
- X = zoom-out
- Hold ZL = speed up analog joystick mouse
- Hold ZR = slow down analog joystick mouse, useful to precisely position the pointer
- Minus = switch button mappings between two presets: ZL/ZR = slow/fast mouse and Y/X = zoom, or ZL/ZR = zoom and Y/X = slow/fast mouse
- Double click A / double click right trigger over a text field = bring up on-screen keyboard
- The touch screen is used for indirect mouse input, like on a laptop touchpad. Move a single finger to move the mouse pointer. Use short tap for left click. Hold a single finger while tapping a second finger for right click. Drag with two fingers to drag and drop.
# Current Limitations
- No network support
# Building
libtimidity:
```
git clone https://github.com/rsn8887/libtimidity
cd libtimidity/src/
make -f Makefile.switch
cp libtimidity.a $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/lib/
cp timidity.h $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/include/
cp ../libtimidity.pc $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/lib/pkgconfig/
```
liblzo2:
Download https://www.oberhumer.com/opensource/lzo/download/lzo-2.10.tar.gz and extract, then
```
cd lzo-2.10
./configure CFLAGS='-fPIC' CXXFLAGS='-fPIC' --host aarch64-none-elf --prefix $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/ --disable-shared --enable-static
make clean
make -j12
make install
```
liblzma:
Download and extract xz-5.2.4.tar.gz from https://tukaani.org/xz/ , then
```
cd xz-5.2.4
./configure CFLAGS='-fPIC' CXXFLAGS='-fPIC' --enable-threads=no --host aarch64-none-elf --prefix $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/ --disable-shared --enable-static
cd src/liblzma
make clean
make -j12
make install
```
Then configure and build OpenTTD from my switch branch:
```
git clone https://github.com/rsn8887/openttd
git checkout switch
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/lib/pkgconfig ./configure --os=SWITCH --host aarch64-none-elf --enable-static --prefix=/opt/devkitpro --with-sdl="pkg-config sdl2" --without-fontconfig --disable-strip --without-threads --with-libtimidity --enable-debug=0
make -j12
cd os/switch
git clean -f
cmake ./ -D
make openttd_switch.zip
```
openttd_switch.zip can be found in __cmake/__
# Changelog
1.05
- fix right click drag scrolling
1.04
- re-compile with libnx v2.2.0 to fix potential crashes with firmware 8.0.x
1.03
- bundle with working AI compatibility script files (fixes AI crashing)
- bundle with pre-installed AI opponents and support library scripts
1.02
- compile with lzma and lzo2 compression libraries to allow loading old compressed savegames/scenarios
- hold ZR / ZL for slow / fast mouse to make it easier to position the pointer with the left stick
- correctly display free disk space in load/save dialogs
- press minus to switch button mappings between two presets: ZL/ZR = slow/fast mouse, Y/X = zoom, or ZL/ZR = zoom, Y/X = slow/fast mouse
1.01
- music is now working
- improve smoothness of mouse pointer motion
- reduce analog joystick deadzone for better mouse pointer control
- update graphics and sound files to latest freeware versions from www.openttd.org
- enable cursor key map scrolling on USB keyboard
- enabled mouse wheel zoom
1.00
- initial Switch release based on latest nightly
Download and more information: http://github.com/rsn8887/openttd/releases/latest
# OpenTTD port for Switch
This is my Switch port of OpenTTD, a re-implementation of Transport Tycoon Deluxe.
Port by @rsn8887, based on the Vita port by @angguss. I made some control enhancements and I also enabled sound on the Vita port, too (pull request to @angguss made).
More Screenshots:
# Thanks
Thanks to the many developers who worked on this game.
Thanks to @angguss for his excellent Vita port, on which this Switch port is based.
Thanks to my supporters on Patreon: Andyways, CountDuckula, Jason Crawford, Greg Gibson, Jesse Harlin, Özgür Karter, Matthew Machnee, Milenko, and RadicalR.
# Installation
- Download (see `assets` below), and unzip openttd_switch.zip and copy the contents over to the `/switch/` folder on your sd card, so that you have a folder `/switch/openttd` with many folders and files inside.
- Use you favorite homebrew launcher to start the game. It comes with everything you need to start playing right away.
- Note: This game takes quite long to load (~15 seconds). But it is worth the wait!
- The public domain graphics and sound sets from www.openttd.org are included.
- If you want the choice to also use the original dos game graphics and sounds, copy over the files
```
SAMPLE.CAT
TRHCOM.GRF
TREND.GRF
TRTITLE.GRF
TRG1.GRF
TRGC.GRF
TRGH.GRF
TRGI.GRF
TRGT.GRF
```
from an original TTD game to `/switch/openttd/baseset/`.
- To install the original music, copy over all files
```
gm/gm_ttxx.gm (xx are numbers)
```
from the folder `gm` from the original windows version of the game to `/switch/openttd/gm/`.
You then get the choice to select `original dos` graphics, sounds, and music when you go to the game settings dialog.
# Controls
- Left analog stick = mouse pointer control
- D-Pad or right analog stick = scrolling the map.
- A/right trigger = left mouse click
- B/left trigger = right mouse click
- Y = zoom-in
- X = zoom-out
- Hold ZL = speed up analog joystick mouse
- Hold ZR = slow down analog joystick mouse, useful to precisely position the pointer
- Minus = switch button mappings between two presets: ZL/ZR = slow/fast mouse and Y/X = zoom, or ZL/ZR = zoom and Y/X = slow/fast mouse
- Double click A / double click right trigger over a text field = bring up on-screen keyboard
- The touch screen is used for indirect mouse input, like on a laptop touchpad. Move a single finger to move the mouse pointer. Use short tap for left click. Hold a single finger while tapping a second finger for right click. Drag with two fingers to drag and drop.
# Current Limitations
- No network support
# Building
libtimidity:
```
git clone https://github.com/rsn8887/libtimidity
cd libtimidity/src/
make -f Makefile.switch
cp libtimidity.a $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/lib/
cp timidity.h $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/include/
cp ../libtimidity.pc $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/lib/pkgconfig/
```
liblzo2:
Download https://www.oberhumer.com/opensource/lzo/download/lzo-2.10.tar.gz and extract, then
```
cd lzo-2.10
./configure CFLAGS='-fPIC' CXXFLAGS='-fPIC' --host aarch64-none-elf --prefix $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/ --disable-shared --enable-static
make clean
make -j12
make install
```
liblzma:
Download and extract xz-5.2.4.tar.gz from https://tukaani.org/xz/ , then
```
cd xz-5.2.4
./configure CFLAGS='-fPIC' CXXFLAGS='-fPIC' --enable-threads=no --host aarch64-none-elf --prefix $DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/ --disable-shared --enable-static
cd src/liblzma
make clean
make -j12
make install
```
Then configure and build OpenTTD from my switch branch:
```
git clone https://github.com/rsn8887/openttd
git checkout switch
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$DEVKITPRO/portlibs/switch/lib/pkgconfig ./configure --os=SWITCH --host aarch64-none-elf --enable-static --prefix=/opt/devkitpro --with-sdl="pkg-config sdl2" --without-fontconfig --disable-strip --without-threads --with-libtimidity --enable-debug=0
make -j12
cd os/switch
git clean -f
cmake ./ -D
make openttd_switch.zip
```
openttd_switch.zip can be found in __cmake/__
# Changelog
1.05
- fix right click drag scrolling
1.04
- re-compile with libnx v2.2.0 to fix potential crashes with firmware 8.0.x
1.03
- bundle with working AI compatibility script files (fixes AI crashing)
- bundle with pre-installed AI opponents and support library scripts
1.02
- compile with lzma and lzo2 compression libraries to allow loading old compressed savegames/scenarios
- hold ZR / ZL for slow / fast mouse to make it easier to position the pointer with the left stick
- correctly display free disk space in load/save dialogs
- press minus to switch button mappings between two presets: ZL/ZR = slow/fast mouse, Y/X = zoom, or ZL/ZR = zoom, Y/X = slow/fast mouse
1.01
- music is now working
- improve smoothness of mouse pointer motion
- reduce analog joystick deadzone for better mouse pointer control
- update graphics and sound files to latest freeware versions from www.openttd.org
- enable cursor key map scrolling on USB keyboard
- enabled mouse wheel zoom
1.00
- initial Switch release based on latest nightly
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