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Re: Android port
It's a terrible feature.
I installed on the Amazon Fire TV and it crashes whenever I clicked cloud save.
Is it a SDL bug?
I installed on the Amazon Fire TV and it crashes whenever I clicked cloud save.
Is it a SDL bug?
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Re: Android port
Yes it's a bug. Un-check the 'Save to network' button, it should stop crashing.
I'll try to fix it if I get an Amazon tablet.
I'll try to fix it if I get an Amazon tablet.
Re: Android port
I noticed the window edges were different. But I switched phones exactly at the time that you made this update, so I attributed it to the different phonepelya wrote:New release 1.7.1.70 removes 'switch toolbar' button, and puts all actions into submenus, the setting is called 'Compact vertical toolbar'.
Did anyone notice window border ornament in Android version? I am kind of worried, it's been half-year already, and no one has complained about this. Did I pick too muted color for it?
Also, the cloud save feature works? Or was that just to get the SDL stuff to work?
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And i also noticed that sdl ottd works slowly, even on my nvidia shield with 2.2Ghz x4
Why?
Why?
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When you save your game with 'Save to network' enabled, you can click 'Load from network' on a different phone, and load your savegame.
Also works if you uninstall OpenTTD or factory reset your phone.
That's all it does.
Also works if you uninstall OpenTTD or factory reset your phone.
That's all it does.
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No. Select network-save.sav and click the button 'Find missing content online' to re-download missing NewGRFs.
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I got two errors,when I unzip "OpenTTD-1.7.1.70-src.tar".
Platform:Windows 10,NTFS,7zip
I am lost.
Platform:Windows 10,NTFS,7zip
I am lost.
Re: Android port
Android version of OpenTTD will not work on Windows PC. Try to use Windows version from here: https://www.openttd.org/en/download-stable
Re: Android port
thanks to pelya.
I'm sorry for my ignorant.
I want to research the source code .
thank you again.
I'm sorry for my ignorant.
I want to research the source code .
thank you again.
Re: Android port
Android version has a lot of modifications on top of the original sources.
Original sources: https://www.openttd.org/
Android sources: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libsdl ... k/OpenTTD/
And yes, it's that src.tar.xz package that you have downloaded earlier. You will need Linux or MacOs to compile Android version, it cannot be done on Windows because of symlinks in the archive.
Original sources: https://www.openttd.org/
Android sources: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libsdl ... k/OpenTTD/
And yes, it's that src.tar.xz package that you have downloaded earlier. You will need Linux or MacOs to compile Android version, it cannot be done on Windows because of symlinks in the archive.
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The android ottd ui is excellent.
Do you have SDL ottd for Linux or some other os?
Do you have SDL ottd for Linux or some other os?
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Yes, there is a build of OpenTTD with the same touch interface for Windows tablets: viewtopic.php?t=75868
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I'm not using win.pelya wrote:Yes, there is a build of OpenTTD with the same touch interface for Windows tablets: viewtopic.php?t=75868
Is there any sdl for Linux?
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Re: Android port
To build touch version of OpenTTD for Ubuntu:
1. sudo apt-get build-dep openttd
2. Download the -src.tar.xz archive from here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libsdl ... k/OpenTTD/
3. tar xvf OpenTTD-*-src.tar.xz
4. cd project/jni/application/openttd/src
5. ./configure
6. make -j8
Delete your ~/.openttd/openttd.cfg to enable various touch interface options.
1. sudo apt-get build-dep openttd
2. Download the -src.tar.xz archive from here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libsdl ... k/OpenTTD/
3. tar xvf OpenTTD-*-src.tar.xz
4. cd project/jni/application/openttd/src
5. ./configure
6. make -j8
Delete your ~/.openttd/openttd.cfg to enable various touch interface options.
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Re: Android port
Fantastic!
I don't have to be confused with the SMALL buttons of OpenTTD anymore.
I don't have to be confused with the SMALL buttons of OpenTTD anymore.
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Re: Android port
I try to port JGR Pack for android, and I got information from OpenTTD Wiki("Apply Patch from Linux"). But when I started to use svn from project/jni/application/src/src, after I patch successfully and run build.sh on root folder, it stuck at waiting for unfinished works..... I think its problem is that source in src folder is not modified for android, what shell I do in that time? And is there any one who can modify normal OpenTTD source for Android?
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