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(svn r2701) Insert Id tags into all source files
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/* $Id$ */
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#define M(r, g, b) { r, g, b }
(svn r2534) Small cleanup
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static const Colour _palettes[][256] = {
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/* palette 1 (TTD Windows) */
{
M( 0, 0, 0), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212),
M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212),
M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(168, 168, 168), M(184, 184, 184),
M(200, 200, 200), M(216, 216, 216), M(232, 232, 232), M(252, 252, 252),
M( 52, 60, 72), M( 68, 76, 92), M( 88, 96, 112), M(108, 116, 132),
M(132, 140, 152), M(156, 160, 172), M(176, 184, 196), M(204, 208, 220),
M( 48, 44, 4), M( 64, 60, 12), M( 80, 76, 20), M( 96, 92, 28),
M(120, 120, 64), M(148, 148, 100), M(176, 176, 132), M(204, 204, 168),
M(100, 100, 100), M(116, 116, 116), M(104, 80, 44), M(124, 104, 72),
M(152, 132, 92), M(184, 160, 120), M(212, 188, 148), M(244, 220, 176),
M(132, 132, 132), M( 88, 4, 16), M(112, 16, 32), M(136, 32, 52),
M(160, 56, 76), M(188, 84, 108), M(204, 104, 124), M(220, 132, 144),
M(236, 156, 164), M(252, 188, 192), M(252, 212, 0), M(252, 232, 60),
M(252, 248, 128), M( 76, 40, 0), M( 96, 60, 8), M(116, 88, 28),
M(136, 116, 56), M(156, 136, 80), M(176, 156, 108), M(196, 180, 136),
M( 68, 24, 0), M( 96, 44, 4), M(128, 68, 8), M(156, 96, 16),
M(184, 120, 24), M(212, 156, 32), M(232, 184, 16), M(252, 212, 0),
M(252, 248, 128), M(252, 252, 192), M( 32, 4, 0), M( 64, 20, 8),
M( 84, 28, 16), M(108, 44, 28), M(128, 56, 40), M(148, 72, 56),
M(168, 92, 76), M(184, 108, 88), M(196, 128, 108), M(212, 148, 128),
M( 8, 52, 0), M( 16, 64, 0), M( 32, 80, 4), M( 48, 96, 4),
M( 64, 112, 12), M( 84, 132, 20), M(104, 148, 28), M(128, 168, 44),
M( 64, 64, 64), M( 44, 68, 32), M( 60, 88, 48), M( 80, 104, 60),
M(104, 124, 76), M(128, 148, 92), M(152, 176, 108), M(180, 204, 124),
M( 16, 52, 24), M( 32, 72, 44), M( 56, 96, 72), M( 76, 116, 88),
M( 96, 136, 108), M(120, 164, 136), M(152, 192, 168), M(184, 220, 200),
M( 32, 24, 0), M( 56, 28, 0), M( 80, 80, 80), M( 88, 52, 12),
M(104, 64, 24), M(124, 84, 44), M(140, 108, 64), M(160, 128, 88),
M( 76, 40, 16), M( 96, 52, 24), M(116, 68, 40), M(136, 84, 56),
M(164, 96, 64), M(184, 112, 80), M(204, 128, 96), M(212, 148, 112),
M(224, 168, 128), M(236, 188, 148), M( 80, 28, 4), M(100, 40, 20),
M(120, 56, 40), M(140, 76, 64), M(160, 100, 96), M(184, 136, 136),
M( 36, 40, 68), M( 48, 52, 84), M( 64, 64, 100), M( 80, 80, 116),
M(100, 100, 136), M(132, 132, 164), M(172, 172, 192), M(212, 212, 224),
M( 48, 48, 48), M( 64, 44, 144), M( 88, 64, 172), M(104, 76, 196),
M(120, 88, 224), M(140, 104, 252), M(160, 136, 252), M(188, 168, 252),
M( 0, 24, 108), M( 0, 36, 132), M( 0, 52, 160), M( 0, 72, 184),
M( 0, 96, 212), M( 24, 120, 220), M( 56, 144, 232), M( 88, 168, 240),
M(128, 196, 252), M(188, 224, 252), M( 16, 64, 96), M( 24, 80, 108),
M( 40, 96, 120), M( 52, 112, 132), M( 80, 140, 160), M(116, 172, 192),
M(156, 204, 220), M(204, 240, 252), M(172, 52, 52), M(212, 52, 52),
M(252, 52, 52), M(252, 100, 88), M(252, 144, 124), M(252, 184, 160),
M(252, 216, 200), M(252, 244, 236), M( 72, 20, 112), M( 92, 44, 140),
M(112, 68, 168), M(140, 100, 196), M(168, 136, 224), M(204, 180, 252),
M(204, 180, 252), M(232, 208, 252), M( 60, 0, 0), M( 92, 0, 0),
M(128, 0, 0), M(160, 0, 0), M(196, 0, 0), M(224, 0, 0),
M(252, 0, 0), M(252, 80, 0), M(252, 108, 0), M(252, 136, 0),
M(252, 164, 0), M(252, 192, 0), M(252, 220, 0), M(252, 252, 0),
M(204, 136, 8), M(228, 144, 4), M(252, 156, 0), M(252, 176, 48),
M(252, 196, 100), M(252, 216, 152), M( 8, 24, 88), M( 12, 36, 104),
M( 20, 52, 124), M( 28, 68, 140), M( 40, 92, 164), M( 56, 120, 188),
M( 72, 152, 216), M(100, 172, 224), M( 92, 156, 52), M(108, 176, 64),
M(124, 200, 76), M(144, 224, 92), M(224, 244, 252), M(204, 240, 252),
M(180, 220, 236), M(132, 188, 216), M( 88, 152, 172), M( 16, 16, 16),
M( 32, 32, 32), M( 8, 92, 104), M( 16, 100, 112), M( 24, 108, 120),
M( 32, 116, 128), M( 44, 124, 140), M( 92, 164, 184), M(116, 180, 196),
M(148, 200, 216), M(180, 220, 232), M(216, 244, 252), M( 0, 0, 0),
M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0),
M(252, 60, 0), M(252, 80, 0), M(252, 104, 0), M(252, 128, 0),
M(252, 148, 0), M(252, 172, 0), M(252, 196, 0), M(252, 0, 0),
M(252, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0),
M(252, 228, 0), M(148, 148, 148), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212),
M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212),
M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(212, 0, 212), M(252, 252, 252)
},
(svn r1038) Feature: OpenTTD runs with the grf files of the DOS version Please read the Readme for further information. There are some minor graphical glitches when you use the DOS files. E.g. the autorail button is a bit screwed up.
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/* palette 2 (mixed TTD DOS + TTD Windows palette */
{
M( 0, 0, 0), M( 16, 16, 16), M( 32, 32, 32), M( 48, 48, 48),
M( 65, 64, 65), M( 82, 80, 82), M( 98, 101, 98), M(115, 117, 115),
M(131, 133, 131), M(148, 149, 148), M(168, 168, 168), M(184, 184, 184),
M(200, 200, 200), M(216, 216, 216), M(232, 232, 232), M(252, 252, 252),
M( 52, 60, 72), M( 68, 76, 92), M( 88, 96, 112), M(108, 116, 132),
M(132, 140, 152), M(156, 160, 172), M(176, 184, 196), M(204, 208, 220),
M( 48, 44, 4), M( 64, 60, 12), M( 80, 76, 20), M( 96, 92, 28),
M(120, 120, 64), M(148, 148, 100), M(176, 176, 132), M(204, 204, 168),
M( 72, 44, 4), M( 88, 60, 20), M(104, 80, 44), M(124, 104, 72),
M(152, 132, 92), M(184, 160, 120), M(212, 188, 148), M(244, 220, 176),
M( 64, 0, 4), M( 88, 4, 16), M(112, 16, 32), M(136, 32, 52),
M(160, 56, 76), M(188, 84, 108), M(204, 104, 124), M(220, 132, 144),
M(236, 156, 164), M(252, 188, 192), M(252, 212, 0), M(252, 232, 60),
M(252, 248, 128), M( 76, 40, 0), M( 96, 60, 8), M(116, 88, 28),
M(136, 116, 56), M(156, 136, 80), M(176, 156, 108), M(196, 180, 136),
M( 68, 24, 0), M( 96, 44, 4), M(128, 68, 8), M(156, 96, 16),
M(184, 120, 24), M(212, 156, 32), M(232, 184, 16), M(252, 212, 0),
M(252, 248, 128), M(252, 252, 192), M( 32, 4, 0), M( 64, 20, 8),
M( 84, 28, 16), M(108, 44, 28), M(128, 56, 40), M(148, 72, 56),
M(168, 92, 76), M(184, 108, 88), M(196, 128, 108), M(212, 148, 128),
M( 8, 52, 0), M( 16, 64, 0), M( 32, 80, 4), M( 48, 96, 4),
M( 64, 112, 12), M( 84, 132, 20), M(104, 148, 28), M(128, 168, 44),
M( 28, 52, 24), M( 44, 68, 32), M( 60, 88, 48), M( 80, 104, 60),
M(104, 124, 76), M(128, 148, 92), M(152, 176, 108), M(180, 204, 124),
M( 16, 52, 24), M( 32, 72, 44), M( 56, 96, 72), M( 76, 116, 88),
M( 96, 136, 108), M(120, 164, 136), M(152, 192, 168), M(184, 220, 200),
M( 32, 24, 0), M( 56, 28, 0), M( 72, 40, 0), M( 88, 52, 12),
M(104, 64, 24), M(124, 84, 44), M(140, 108, 64), M(160, 128, 88),
M( 76, 40, 16), M( 96, 52, 24), M(116, 68, 40), M(136, 84, 56),
M(164, 96, 64), M(184, 112, 80), M(204, 128, 96), M(212, 148, 112),
M(224, 168, 128), M(236, 188, 148), M( 80, 28, 4), M(100, 40, 20),
M(120, 56, 40), M(140, 76, 64), M(160, 100, 96), M(184, 136, 136),
M( 36, 40, 68), M( 48, 52, 84), M( 64, 64, 100), M( 80, 80, 116),
M(100, 100, 136), M(132, 132, 164), M(172, 172, 192), M(212, 212, 224),
M( 40, 20, 112), M( 64, 44, 144), M( 88, 64, 172), M(104, 76, 196),
M(120, 88, 224), M(140, 104, 252), M(160, 136, 252), M(188, 168, 252),
M( 0, 24, 108), M( 0, 36, 132), M( 0, 52, 160), M( 0, 72, 184),
M( 0, 96, 212), M( 24, 120, 220), M( 56, 144, 232), M( 88, 168, 240),
M(128, 196, 252), M(188, 224, 252), M( 16, 64, 96), M( 24, 80, 108),
M( 40, 96, 120), M( 52, 112, 132), M( 80, 140, 160), M(116, 172, 192),
M(156, 204, 220), M(204, 240, 252), M(172, 52, 52), M(212, 52, 52),
M(252, 52, 52), M(252, 100, 88), M(252, 144, 124), M(252, 184, 160),
M(252, 216, 200), M(252, 244, 236), M( 72, 20, 112), M( 92, 44, 140),
M(112, 68, 168), M(140, 100, 196), M(168, 136, 224), M(204, 180, 252),
M(204, 180, 252), M(232, 208, 252), M( 60, 0, 0), M( 92, 0, 0),
M(128, 0, 0), M(160, 0, 0), M(196, 0, 0), M(224, 0, 0),
M(252, 0, 0), M(252, 80, 0), M(252, 108, 0), M(252, 136, 0),
M(252, 164, 0), M(252, 192, 0), M(252, 220, 0), M(252, 252, 0),
M(204, 136, 8), M(228, 144, 4), M(252, 156, 0), M(252, 176, 48),
M(252, 196, 100), M(252, 216, 152), M( 8, 24, 88), M( 12, 36, 104),
M( 20, 52, 124), M( 28, 68, 140), M( 40, 92, 164), M( 56, 120, 188),
M( 72, 152, 216), M(100, 172, 224), M( 92, 156, 52), M(108, 176, 64),
M(124, 200, 76), M(144, 224, 92), M(224, 244, 252), M(204, 240, 252),
M(180, 220, 236), M(132, 188, 216), M( 88, 152, 172), M( 16, 16, 16),
M( 32, 32, 32), M( 8, 92, 104), M( 16, 100, 112), M( 24, 108, 120),
M( 32, 116, 128), M( 44, 124, 140), M( 92, 164, 184), M(116, 180, 196),
M(148, 200, 216), M(180, 220, 232), M(216, 244, 252), M( 0, 0, 0),
M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0),
M(252, 60, 0), M(252, 80, 0), M(252, 104, 0), M(252, 128, 0),
M(252, 148, 0), M(252, 172, 0), M(252, 196, 0), M(252, 0, 0),
M(252, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0),
M(252, 228, 0), M(148, 148, 148), M( 16, 101, 115), M( 24, 109, 123),
M( 32, 117, 131), M( 41, 125, 139), M( 90, 165, 189), M(115, 182, 197),
M(148, 202, 222), M(180, 222, 238), M(222, 246, 255), M(252, 252, 252)
}
(svn r1038) Feature: OpenTTD runs with the grf files of the DOS version Please read the Readme for further information. There are some minor graphical glitches when you use the DOS files. E.g. the autorail button is a bit screwed up.
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};
(svn r1) Import of revision 975 of old (crashed) SVN
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#define GET_PALETTE(x) _palettes[x]
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struct ExtraPaletteValues {
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Colour a[15]; // dark blue water
Colour ac[15]; // dark blue water Toyland
Colour lighthouse[12]; // lighthouse & stadium
Colour oil_ref[21]; // oil refinery
Colour e[15]; // ???
Colour b[45]; // glittery water
Colour bc[45]; // glittery water Toyland
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};
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static const ExtraPaletteValues _extra_palette_values = {
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{ M( 32, 68, 112), M( 36, 72, 116), M( 40, 76, 120), M( 44, 80, 124),
M( 48, 84, 128) },
{ M( 28, 108, 124), M( 32, 112, 128), M( 36, 116, 132), M( 40, 120, 136),
M( 44, 124, 140) },
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{ M(240, 208, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0), M( 0, 0, 0) },
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{ M(252, 60, 0), M(252, 84, 0), M(252, 108, 0), M(252, 124, 0),
M(252, 148, 0), M(252, 172, 0), M(252, 196, 0) },
{ M( 76, 24, 8), M(108, 44, 24), M(144, 72, 52), M(176, 108, 84),
M(212, 148, 128) },
{ M(216, 244, 252), M(172, 208, 224), M(132, 172, 196), M(100, 132, 168),
M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144),
M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144), M( 72, 100, 144),
M(100, 132, 168), M(132, 172, 196), M(172, 208, 224) },
{ M(216, 244, 252), M(180, 220, 232), M(148, 200, 216), M(116, 180, 196),
M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184),
M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184), M( 92, 164, 184),
M(116, 180, 196), M(148, 200, 216), M(180, 220, 232) }
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};
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#undef M
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// Color table for colors in lang files (e.g. {BLACK})
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struct StringColor {
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byte text;
byte shadow;
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};
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static const StringColor _string_colormap[][17] = {
{ /* Windows palette. */
{ 150, 215 }, // BLUE
{ 12, 215 }, // SILVER
{ 189, 215 }, // GOLD
{ 184, 215 }, // RED
{ 174, 215 }, // PURPLE
{ 30, 215 }, // LTBROWN
{ 195, 215 }, // ORANGE
{ 209, 215 }, // GREEN
{ 68, 215 }, // YELLOW
{ 95, 215 }, // DKGREEN
{ 79, 215 }, // CREAM
{ 116, 215 }, // BROWN
{ 15, 215 }, // WHITE
{ 152, 215 }, // LTBLUE
{ 32, 215 }, // GRAY
{ 133, 215 }, // DKBLUE
{ 215, 0 }, // BLACK
},
{ /* DOS palette. */
{ 150, 1 }, // BLUE
{ 12, 1 }, // SILVER
{ 189, 1 }, // GOLD
{ 184, 1 }, // RED
{ 174, 1 }, // PURPLE
{ 30, 1 }, // LTBROWN
{ 195, 1 }, // ORANGE
{ 209, 1 }, // GREEN
{ 68, 1 }, // YELLOW
{ 95, 1 }, // DKGREEN
{ 79, 1 }, // CREAM
{ 116, 1 }, // BROWN
{ 15, 1 }, // WHITE
{ 152, 1 }, // LTBLUE
{ 6, 1 }, // GRAY
{ 133, 1 }, // DKBLUE
{ 1, 0 }, // BLACK
}
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};
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