openOMSI 0.2.33

openOMSI 0.2.33

Early release, expect bugs. openOMSI needs an original OMSI 2 installation to run; it contains no game content.

Changes

• Timetable buses vary from session to session: a tour's bus is drawn from its depot with the session's seed, so a tour gets another of the depot's buses each time, as in OMSI (alike on every machine of a LAN game); the same bus ran each tour every time (#2250).
• Each cab camera keeps its own zoom, as in OMSI, instead of one zoom for every camera of the view (#2183).
• Sun blinds work as in OMSI: one pushed up by hand drops back to where it was pulled down to once it is let go; only its cord rolls it up. Before, every drag moved the blind's catch with it and it stayed wherever it was dragged (#2146).

Fixes

• Single railcars no longer crash the game: a railcar with nothing coupled behind it (Thüringer Wald's AI trains) is put on its track without a panic (#2259, #2229).
• The clutch, the throttle and the brake on a controller button work: a button or trigger set to a pedal works it as the pedal's key does; the clutch on a wheel button did nothing (#2029).
• No more hitch every 5 seconds without a controller (Windows): with none plugged in, DirectInput is looked for again only in the first 30 seconds and then when Windows reports a new device, instead of every 5 seconds for the whole session (#2213, #2068, #2159).
• Parked buses stay where they were left: a placed bus keeps its place while its tile is not loaded, and one saved under the ground is put back on it; they fell through the world when the player drove off and were saved kilometres down (#2132).
• Photo mode gives the time back: a clock moved for a photo returns when photo mode is left, so the duty goes on at the time it stood at (#2116).
• The free camera keeps the horizon level when taken over from the driver's view of a bus leaning on a slope; it went on with the bus's roll (#2220).
• The automated manual shifts past first gear on buses whose script keeps the gear in a variable of its own (the gear up/down keys too): such a bus was seen in neutral after every shift and put into first again and again. The gate put in last is now taken as the gear when the script's variable does not follow it (#1832; reports on the O305 Schaltwagen and the Citybus i280 are welcome).
• Articulated buses' rear sections sit higher: a rear section on one axle hangs the share of its weight ahead of that axle on the joint, which presses the front section down there, as OMSI's joined bodies do; its axle carried all of it and sat that much deeper on its springs (0.6 of the GN92 rear section's 7.2 t). Right after the start the GN92's rear section still stands lower until its level control has filled its bellows, as the stock script has it (#1835).
• The NL/NG wheelchair lift and ramp work at petrol stations: the scripts' ground sensor (GetHeightAbovePoint) measures down to the ground under the point, not to the highest face there - under a canopy that was its roof, so the lift would not go down and the ramp turned on its side and vanished (#2205).

Downloads

Platform	Download
Windows x64	openOMSI-0.2.33-windows-x64.zip
Windows ARM64	openOMSI-0.2.33-windows-arm64.zip
macOS (Apple silicon)	openOMSI-0.2.33-macos-arm64.zip
macOS (Intel)	openOMSI-0.2.33-macos-x64.zip
Linux x64	openOMSI-0.2.33-linux-x64.zip
Linux ARM64	openOMSI-0.2.33-linux-arm64.zip
Android (arm64, 8.0+)	openOMSI-0.2.33-android-arm64.apk
Dedicated server, Linux	openOMSI-0.2.33-server-linux-x64.zip, openOMSI-0.2.33-server-linux-arm64.zip
Dedicated server, Windows	openOMSI-0.2.33-server-windows-x64.zip, openOMSI-0.2.33-server-windows-arm64.zip