IntelOrca

Hello everyone. I am excited to announce that we have just integrated our new plugin system into OpenRCT2. You can try this out right now using the latest develop builds. This has been a two year effort on my part with some help from Broxzier too. I first started writing the system back in March 2018 but development was on and off throughout.

Caution: this is currently bleeding edge and experimental. Make sure you save and backup your parks regularly and raise any bugs on GitHub.

For those of you who aren't yet aware of what the plugin system is, here is a brief description:

Custom plugins (or mods) can change or add addition

Does anyone know why this train collision occurs in the saved game below? One train appears to go through the one way path signal even though the path is not free. The other train goes towards the other train head-on despite it being a one way track. I can only prevent this if I replace the path signal with an ordinary signal.

In my opinion the one way path signal should not turn green, yet it does. Is this a bug in the game? I know the signal placement isn't particularly good on my part but I feel like the game is misbehaving by allowing both trains to enter the same path.

Thanks.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vMmKqvSNElslonRVTBbuaNNznriqK_67/view?usp=sharing

https://i.imgur.com/Ad3x

To help with the development of OpenLoco, we would like as many saved games as possible. Please upload any saved games of any size or form that you don't mind sharing.

If you are using custom objects, please make sure they are exported with the saved game by checking the "export plug-in objects" checkbox in the options window.

Thanks!

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Results: http://imgur.com/a/MV0aq

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What is your primary operating system?

I was surprised to see that almost a quarter of the participants were using Linux as their primary operating system and only just under 7% were using MacOS. We already support Windows Vista and above, MacOS and Linux (as many distributions as possible). The remaining platforms are such a minority that we don't feel there is any need to put in extra work to support and release builds for them, this includes Windows XP and below which do not have even have official support from Microsoft - we have to draw the line here.

Most platforms are 64-bit, so when possible we will pr

The next stable version of OpenRCT2: v0.0.4 has now been released for Windows, Linux and OSX!

Anyone who regularly plays the development builds will already be familiar with the features introduced in this version. But for those who are still playing on version 0.0.3.1 or lower, we recommend upgrading to this new release.

Between the last release and this one, the new multiplayer mode has become increasingly popular. Whilst it is still very experimental, we are continuing to focus on its stability and protection from grifers. We see a huge potential for cooperative multiplayer - and this is just the beginning.

Another significant feature is the RCT1 scenario selection mode which will

Hello, we are almost ready to release the next stable version of OpenRCT2: v0.0.4. But first we are releasing a "release candidate". If after a few days there are no major issues reported then this release candidate will become the next stable.

If you would like to support the project, please download the release candidate, play it and report any bugs here or on GitHub.

Thanks again to all contributors, testers and players of OpenRCT2.

Download: https://openrct2.org/downloads/pre-release/2df5874

GitHub: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2

We plan to release a another stable version of OpenRCT2 by the beginning of December. We are now focusing on fixing bugs until then. If you would like to help, please test the game as much as possible and report any bugs here (https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/issues).

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I have said in the past that we would like to refresh the title sequence every release. So we are looking for a new set of parks to show in the title sequence for 0.0.3 stable.

According to: https://www.reddit.com/r/rct/comments/3o1pk6/openrct2_full_opening_title_1080p60/

Some of you did not like the sequence for 0.0.2. So now is the chance to make a better one.

Restrictions:

1. Parks must be NCSO witho

Hello,

For those of you who are unfamiliar with OpenRCT2, it is a open source project to rewrite Rollercoaster Tycoon II in C so that it can be compiled natively to any platform and be improved with new features and removed limits.

More information can be found on GitHub and in the blog post below.

The game is now roughly 50% written in C and we hope to reach 100% by this time next year. Recently we have been trying to get OpenRCT2 into a state which is playable so that early adopters can enjoy playing RCT2 with minimal bugs, and are hoping to release our first stable version soon. Whil