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1. Usage
2. Where to find
3. Build newGRF
4. Packaging for BaNaNaS
5. Playtesting

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1 Usage

Enable this newGRF and select a naming variant when you create a new game.

Current variants:

• mixed (real town names and generated names mixed together)
• generated (only generated pseudo names)
• real towns (only Esperanto versions of real town names)

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2 Where to find

• Forum: https://www.TT-Forums.net/viewtopic.php?p=1250403
• GitHub: https://GitHub.com/LaPingvino/Esperanto-Town-Names
• GitLab: https://GitLab.com/basxto/Esperanto-Town-Names (mirror)
• BaNaNaS: https://BaNaNaS.OpenTTD.org/package/newgrf/37550501

See changelog for release history.

See license for the granted license.

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3 Build newGRF

With the the NML compiler installed, just type in your terminal:

$ nmlc -l src/lang --custom-tags=src/custom_tags.txt src/esperanto_town_names.nml

Or with GNU Make installed just:

$ make grf

If nmlc is not installed, you have to give the full path:

$ make grf NMLC="<path/to/nmlc>"

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4 Packaging for BaNaNaS

This needs GNU Tar or something compatible:

$ make dist

This will create the file build/esperanto_town_names-*.tar. * is a placeholder for the current version.

Make sure to bump VERSIO in src/custom_tags.txt and version in the .nml for a new release.

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5 Playtesting

As already mentioned, you can build a current version of this newGRF and launch it with OpenTTD through:

$ make test

If such an instance is already running, you can:

$ make dist

And then in the ingame console:

reload_newgrfs
restart