IndustrySpec and IndustryTileSpec cargo label lists are only used for original industries. Original industries can only have up to 2 inputs and 3 outputs. Therefore having space for 16 input/outputs slots is unnecessary
This saves 216 bytes per industry type, and 164 bytes per industry tile type.
These callbacks both select rail station tile layouts, the difference is one happens when drawing, the other happens when building. Change the names to make this clearer.
Standardises how the class index is stored in the spec, instead of relying ot the Spec structs having the same members.
This allows retrieving class_index and index without searching or using pointer arithmetic.
'cls_id' is renamed to 'class_index' to make it clearer that it is an index rather than the multichar label of the class.
Simplify AirportSpec data by storing layout information together in a vector, instead of separate arrays.
This removes manual memory management and separate count members.
The default layouts will be copied instead of always referring to the originals.
Use a vector to store the list of random sounds played for an industry.
The removes manual memory allocation, flags to control memory management, a separate count member, and a try/catch block.
As we now use HTTPS, it is very likely this will work on most systems.
For systems that do have HTTPS blocked, it will fail instantly,
and it will fallback to TCP anyway. That makes this setting no longer
very useful.
* Fix 2fd90960: Missing default vehicles and industry acceptance/production.
Some default definitions are used across multiple climate types and relied on climate-independent cargo slot even though they specified a climate-dependent cargo type.
Add MixedCargoType that indirectly allows multiple labels to be specified for these.
Town production effect is modelled on town acceptance (growth) effect, and so takes an original cargo slot for behaviour instead of a direct value.
NewGRF feature 0x0B, property 0x1E, takes 1 byte.
Valid values are:
- 0x00 to behave like passengers
- 0x02 to behave like mail
- 0xFF to behave like other cargo (i.e. not produced.)
If not set, town production effect is set based on the cargo label ('PASS' or 'MAIL').
Town production multiplier allows adjusting the amount of cargo produces when Town Production Effect is set, without needing to use callbacks.
NewGRF feature 0x0B (cargo), property 0x1F, accepts a 2 byte (word) value, similar to the cargo capacity multiplier property. The default value is 256 which means 100%, i.e. normal rate.
