A UK Train Set for OpenTTD including all the latest British Rail classes to be introduced between 2015 and 2025. This set is designed to be played with BRTrains, filling the gap in trains between 2015 and 2020, rather than on its own. Graphics are designed to work best with the Finescale UK Track Set, but will work with any track combination which provides 3rd rail tracks. (Note that BRTracks doesn't work perfectly and 3rd rail trains won't be useable)
| DMU | EMU | Bi-Mode | Diesel Locomotive | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class 195/0/1 | Class 331/0/1 | Class 745/0/1 | Class 755/3/4 | Class 68 (Mark 5A) |
| Class 345 | Class 777 | Class 756/3/4 | ||
| Class 397 | Class 801/1/2 | Class 769/0/3/4/9 | ||
| Class 701/0/5 | Class 807 | Class 800/0/1/2/3 | ||
| Class 710/1/2 | Class 802/0/1/2/3 | |||
| Class 720/1/5 | Class 805 |
Grab the latest release from the in-game content downloader.
Alternatively get it from the releases page and copy it into your OpenTTD/newGRF folder.
Building from the source should be mostly automated using the build.py script, but it has a few requirements:
- Python3.8 (may work on earlier versions but untested)
nmlPython package (available throughpip)
To build the grf completely, just run the following command in your terminal:
python build.py --compile muktsThis should first compile the .nml file, then compile that through to a .grf file using nml. Install in the same manner
as previously described, copying the generated .grf file into OpenTTD/newGRF.
To copy the grf and start the game, closing all existing instances, run the following command in your terminal of choice:
python build.py --run muktsThis will also perform the --compile function, and will not start the game if an error is thrown during the compilation process.
Alternatively, you can build the project through Powershell. To find out how to use the Powershell build script, simply run:
Get-Help .\build.ps1 -FullThe most commonly used command invocation is:
.\build.ps1 -StartGame -VerboseNote, this method still requires the nml python package to be installed.
If you want to add to the pack, just pull request it and it might make it in.
Alternatively, if you just want to steal the build script(s) then go wild.
This project is dual-licensed under either the GPLv3 or GPLv2 license.
See LICENSE regarding GPLv3, or LICENSE-v2 regarding GPLv2
