STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MAXIMUM_INITIAL_LOAN_HELPTEXT :Maximum amount a company can loan (without taking inflation into account). If set to "No loan", no money will be available unless provided by a Game Script or the "Infinite money" setting.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MAXIMUM_INITIAL_LOAN_HELPTEXT :Maximum amount a company can loan (without taking inflation into account). If set to "No loan", no money will be available unless provided by a Game Script or the "Infinite money" setting
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ROAD_VEHICLE_SLOPE_STEEPNESS_HELPTEXT :Steepness of a sloped tile for a road vehicle. Higher values make it more difficult to climb a hill
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FORBID_90_DEG :Forbid trains from making 90° turns: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FORBID_90_DEG_HELPTEXT :90 degree turns occur when a horizontal track is directly followed by a vertical track piece on the adjacent tile, thus making the train turn by 90 degree when traversing the tile edge instead of the usual 45 degrees for other track combinations.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FORBID_90_DEG_HELPTEXT :90 degree turns occur when a horizontal track is directly followed by a vertical track piece on the adjacent tile, thus making the train turn by 90 degree when traversing the tile edge instead of the usual 45 degrees for other track combinations
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTANT_JOIN_STATIONS :Allow to join stations not directly adjacent: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTANT_JOIN_STATIONS_HELPTEXT :Allow adding parts to a station without directly touching the existing parts, by Ctrl+Clicking while placing the new parts
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TIMEKEEPING_UNITS_HELPTEXT :Select the timekeeping units of the game. This cannot be changed later.{}{}Calendar-based is the classic OpenTTD experience, with a year consisting of 12 months, and each month having 28-31 days.{}{}In Wallclock-based time, cargo production and financials are instead based on one-minute increments, which is about as long as a 30 day month takes in Calendar-based mode. These are grouped into 12-minute periods, equivalent to a year in Calendar-based mode.{}{}In either mode there is always a classic calendar, which is used for introduction dates of vehicles, houses, and other infrastructure.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TIMEKEEPING_UNITS_HELPTEXT :Select the timekeeping units of the game. This cannot be changed later.{}{}Calendar-based is the classic OpenTTD experience, with a year consisting of 12 months, and each month having 28-31 days.{}{}In Wallclock-based time, cargo production and financials are instead based on one-minute increments, which is about as long as a 30 day month takes in Calendar-based mode. These are grouped into 12-minute periods, equivalent to a year in Calendar-based mode.{}{}In either mode there is always a classic calendar, which is used for introduction dates of vehicles, houses, and other infrastructure
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MINUTES_PER_YEAR :Minutes per year: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MINUTES_PER_YEAR_HELPTEXT :Choose the number of minutes in a calendar year. The default is 12 minutes. Set to 0 to stop calendar time from changing. This setting does not affect the economic simulation of the game, and is only available when using wallclock timekeeping.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MINUTES_PER_YEAR_HELPTEXT :Choose the number of minutes in a calendar year. The default is 12 minutes. Set to 0 to stop calendar time from changing. This setting does not affect the economic simulation of the game, and is only available when using wallclock timekeeping
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MINUTES_PER_YEAR_VALUE :{NUM}
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STR_CONFIG_SETTING_MINUTES_PER_YEAR_FROZEN :0 (calendar time frozen)
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TOWN_CARGO_SCALE :Scale town cargo production: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TOWN_CARGO_SCALE_HELPTEXT :Scale the cargo production of towns by this percentage.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TOWN_CARGO_SCALE_HELPTEXT :Scale the cargo production of towns by this percentage
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_INDUSTRY_CARGO_SCALE :Scale industry cargo production: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_INDUSTRY_CARGO_SCALE_HELPTEXT :Scale the cargo production of industries by this percentage.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_INDUSTRY_CARGO_SCALE_HELPTEXT :Scale the cargo production of industries by this percentage
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_CARGO_SCALE_VALUE :{NUM}%
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_AUTORENEW_VEHICLE :Autorenew vehicle when it gets old: {STRING2}
@ -1529,7 +1529,7 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ERRMSG_DURATION :Duration of err
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ERRMSG_DURATION_HELPTEXT :Duration for displaying error messages in a red window. Note that some (critical) error messages are not closed automatically after this time, but must be closed manually
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_HOVER_DELAY_HELPTEXT :Delay before tooltips are displayed when hovering the mouse over some interface element. Alternatively tooltips are bound to the right mouse button when this value is set to 0.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_HOVER_DELAY_HELPTEXT :Delay before tooltips are displayed when hovering the mouse over some interface element. Alternatively tooltips are bound to the right mouse button when this value is set to 0
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_HOVER_DELAY_VALUE :Hover for {COMMA} millisecond{P 0 "" s}
@ -1541,8 +1541,8 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_GRAPH_LINE_THICKNESS :Thickness of li
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_GRAPH_LINE_THICKNESS_HELPTEXT :Width of the line in the graphs. A thin line is more precisely readable, a thicker line is easier to see and colours are easier to distinguish
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_NEWGRF_NAME :Show the NewGRF's name in the build vehicle window: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_NEWGRF_NAME_HELPTEXT :Add a line to the build vehicle window, showing which NewGRF the selected vehicle comes from.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_CARGO_IN_LISTS :Show the cargoes the vehicles can carry in the list windows {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_NEWGRF_NAME_HELPTEXT :Add a line to the build vehicle window, showing which NewGRF the selected vehicle comes from
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_CARGO_IN_LISTS :Show the cargoes the vehicles can carry in the list windows: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHOW_CARGO_IN_LISTS_HELPTEXT :If enabled, the vehicle's transportable load will appear above it in the vehicle lists
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_INDUSTRY_DENSITY_HELPTEXT :Set how many industries should be generated and what level should be maintained during the game
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_OIL_REF_EDGE_DISTANCE :Maximum distance from edge for Oil industries: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_OIL_REF_EDGE_DISTANCE_HELPTEXT :Limit for how far from the map border oil refineries and oil rigs can be constructed. On island maps this ensures they are near the coast. On maps larger than 256 tiles, this value is scaled up.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_OIL_REF_EDGE_DISTANCE_HELPTEXT :Limit for how far from the map border oil refineries and oil rigs can be constructed. On island maps this ensures they are near the coast. On maps larger than 256 tiles, this value is scaled up
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SNOWLINE_HEIGHT :Snow line height: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SNOWLINE_HEIGHT_HELPTEXT :Choose at what height snow starts in sub-arctic landscape. Snow also affects industry generation and town growth requirements. Can only be modified via Scenario Editor or is otherwise calculated via "snow coverage"
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SNOW_COVERAGE_HELPTEXT :Choose the approximate amount of snow on the sub-arctic landscape. Snow also affects industry generation and town growth requirements. Only used during map generation. Sea level and coast tiles never have snow.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SNOW_COVERAGE_HELPTEXT :Choose the approximate amount of snow on the sub-arctic landscape. Snow also affects industry generation and town growth requirements. Only used during map generation. Sea level and coast tiles never have snow
@ -1575,7 +1575,7 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DESERT_COVERAGE_HELPTEXT :Choose the appr
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DESERT_COVERAGE_VALUE :{NUM}%
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ROUGHNESS_OF_TERRAIN :Roughness of terrain: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ROUGHNESS_OF_TERRAIN_HELPTEXT :Choose the shape and number of hills. Smooth landscapes have fewer, wider hills, while rough landscapes have more, smaller hills.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ROUGHNESS_OF_TERRAIN_HELPTEXT :Choose the shape and number of hills. Smooth landscapes have fewer, wider hills, while rough landscapes have more, smaller hills
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_VARIETY_HELPTEXT :Choose if the map contains both mountains and flat areas. The higher the variety, the more differences in elevation between mountainous and flat areas.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_VARIETY_HELPTEXT :Choose if the map contains both mountains and flat areas. The higher the variety, the more differences in elevation between mountainous and flat areas
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_COLOURS_HELPTEXT :Set the colour scheme used for the cargo flow overlay.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_COLOURS_HELPTEXT :Set the colour scheme used for the cargo flow overlay
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STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_COLOURS_GREEN_TO_RED :Green to red (original)
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_COLOURS_GREEN_TO_BLUE :Green to blue
@ -1751,10 +1751,10 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_PERSISTENT_BUILDINGTOOLS :Keep building t
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_PERSISTENT_BUILDINGTOOLS_HELPTEXT :Keep the building tools for bridges, tunnels, etc. open after use
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_AUTO_REMOVE_SIGNALS :Automatically remove signals during rail construction: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_AUTO_REMOVE_SIGNALS_HELPTEXT :Automatically remove signals during rail construction if the signals are in the way. Note that this can potentially lead to train crashes.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_AUTO_REMOVE_SIGNALS_HELPTEXT :Automatically remove signals during rail construction if the signals are in the way. Note that this can potentially lead to train crashes
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FAST_FORWARD_SPEED_LIMIT_HELPTEXT :Limit on how fast the game goes when fast forward is enabled. 0 = no limit (as fast as your computer allows). Values below 100% slow the game down. The upper-limit depends on the specification of your computer and can vary depending on the game.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FAST_FORWARD_SPEED_LIMIT_HELPTEXT :Limit on how fast the game goes when fast forward is enabled. 0 = no limit (as fast as your computer allows). Values below 100% slow the game down. The upper-limit depends on the specification of your computer and can vary depending on the game
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FAST_FORWARD_SPEED_LIMIT_VAL :{NUM}% normal game speed
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STR_CONFIG_SETTING_FAST_FORWARD_SPEED_LIMIT_ZERO :No limit (as fast as your computer allows)
@ -1818,11 +1818,11 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_AI_IN_MULTIPLAYER_HELPTEXT :Allow AI comput
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SCRIPT_MAX_OPCODES :#opcodes before scripts are suspended: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SCRIPT_MAX_OPCODES_HELPTEXT :Maximum number of computation steps that a script can take in one turn
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SCRIPT_MAX_MEMORY :Max memory usage per script: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SCRIPT_MAX_MEMORY_HELPTEXT :How much memory a single script may consume before it's forcibly terminated. This may need to be increased for large maps.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SCRIPT_MAX_MEMORY_HELPTEXT :How much memory a single script may consume before it's forcibly terminated. This may need to be increased for large maps
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SERVINT_ISPERCENT :Service intervals are in percents: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SERVINT_ISPERCENT_HELPTEXT :When enabled, vehicles try to service when their reliability drops by a given percentage of the maximum reliability.{}{}For example, if a vehicle's maximum reliability is 90% and the service interval is 20%, the vehicle will try to service when it reaches 72% reliability.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SERVINT_ISPERCENT_HELPTEXT :When enabled, vehicles try to service when their reliability drops by a given percentage of the maximum reliability.{}{}For example, if a vehicle's maximum reliability is 90% and the service interval is 20%, the vehicle will try to service when it reaches 72% reliability
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SERVINT_TRAINS :Default service interval for trains: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SERVINT_TRAINS_HELPTEXT :Set the default service interval for new rail vehicles, if no explicit service interval is set for the vehicle
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_NOSERVICE_HELPTEXT :When enabled, vehicles do not get serviced if they cannot break down
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_STATION_LENGTH_LOADING_PENALTY :Loading speed penalty for trains that are longer than the station: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_STATION_LENGTH_LOADING_PENALTY_HELPTEXT :When enabled, trains which are too long for the station load more slowly than a train which fits the station. This setting does not affect pathfinding.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_STATION_LENGTH_LOADING_PENALTY_HELPTEXT :When enabled, trains which are too long for the station load more slowly than a train which fits the station. This setting does not affect pathfinding
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ENDING_YEAR :Scoring end year: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ENDING_YEAR_HELPTEXT :Year the game ends for scoring purposes. At the end of this year, the company's score is recorded and the high-score screen is displayed, but the players can continue playing after that.{}If this is before the starting year, the high-score screen is never displayed.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ENDING_YEAR_HELPTEXT :Year the game ends for scoring purposes. At the end of this year, the company's score is recorded and the high-score screen is displayed, but the players can continue playing after that.{}If this is before the starting year, the high-score screen is never displayed
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ECONOMY_TYPE_HELPTEXT :Smooth economy makes production changes more often, and in smaller steps. Frozen economy stops production changes and industry closures. This setting may have no effect if industry types are provided by a NewGRF.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_ECONOMY_TYPE_HELPTEXT :Smooth economy makes production changes more often, and in smaller steps. Frozen economy stops production changes and industry closures. This setting may have no effect if industry types are provided by a NewGRF
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TOWN_CARGOGENMODE_HELPTEXT :How much cargo is produced by houses in towns, relative to the overall population of the town.{}Quadratic growth: A town twice the size generates four times as many passengers.{}Linear growth: A town twice the size generates twice the amount of passengers.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_TOWN_CARGOGENMODE_HELPTEXT :How much cargo is produced by houses in towns, relative to the overall population of the town.{}Quadratic growth: A town twice the size generates four times as many passengers.{}Linear growth: A town twice the size generates twice the amount of passengers
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SPRITE_ZOOM_MIN :Highest resolution sprites to use: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SPRITE_ZOOM_MIN_HELPTEXT :Limit the maximum resolution to use for sprites. Limiting sprite resolution will avoid using high resolution graphics even when available. This can help keep the game appearance unified when using a mix of GRF files with and without high resolution graphics.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SPRITE_ZOOM_MIN_HELPTEXT :Limit the maximum resolution to use for sprites. Limiting sprite resolution will avoid using high resolution graphics even when available. This can help keep the game appearance unified when using a mix of GRF files with and without high resolution graphics
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STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SPRITE_ZOOM_LVL_MIN :4x
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SPRITE_ZOOM_LVL_IN_2X :2x
@ -2031,33 +2031,33 @@ STR_CONFIG_SETTING_CITY_SIZE_MULTIPLIER :Initial city si
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_CITY_SIZE_MULTIPLIER_HELPTEXT :Average size of cities relative to normal towns at start of the game
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_INTERVAL :Update distribution graph every {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_INTERVAL_HELPTEXT :Time between subsequent recalculations of the link graph. Each recalculation calculates the plans for one component of the graph. That means that a value X for this setting does not mean the whole graph will be updated every X seconds. Only some component will. The shorter you set it the more CPU time will be necessary to calculate it. The longer you set it the longer it will take until the cargo distribution starts on new routes.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_INTERVAL_HELPTEXT :Time between subsequent recalculations of the link graph. Each recalculation calculates the plans for one component of the graph. That means that a value X for this setting does not mean the whole graph will be updated every X seconds. Only some component will. The shorter you set it the more CPU time will be necessary to calculate it. The longer you set it the longer it will take until the cargo distribution starts on new routes
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_TIME :Take {STRING2} for recalculation of distribution graph
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_TIME_HELPTEXT :Time taken for each recalculation of a link graph component. When a recalculation is started, a thread is spawned which is allowed to run for this number of seconds. The shorter you set this the more likely it is that the thread is not finished when it's supposed to. Then the game stops until it is ("lag"). The longer you set it the longer it takes for the distribution to be updated when routes change.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_RECALC_TIME_HELPTEXT :Time taken for each recalculation of a link graph component. When a recalculation is started, a thread is spawned which is allowed to run for this number of seconds. The shorter you set this the more likely it is that the thread is not finished when it's supposed to. Then the game stops until it is ("lag"). The longer you set it the longer it takes for the distribution to be updated when routes change
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_PAX :Distribution mode for passengers: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_PAX_HELPTEXT :"Symmetric" means that roughly the same number of passengers will go from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary numbers of passengers can go in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for passengers.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_PAX_HELPTEXT :"Symmetric" means that roughly the same number of passengers will go from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary numbers of passengers can go in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for passengers
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_MAIL :Distribution mode for mail: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_MAIL_HELPTEXT :"Symmetric" means that roughly the same amount of mail will be sent from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of mail can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for mail.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_MAIL_HELPTEXT :"Symmetric" means that roughly the same amount of mail will be sent from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of mail can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for mail
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_ARMOURED :Distribution mode for the ARMOURED cargo class: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_ARMOURED_HELPTEXT :The ARMOURED cargo class contains valuables in the temperate, diamonds in the subtropical, or gold in the subarctic climate. NewGRFs may change that. "Symmetric" means that roughly the same amount of that cargo will be sent from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of that cargo can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for that cargo. It is recommended to set this to asymmetric or manual when playing subarctic or subtropic, as banks only receive cargo in these climates. For temperate you can also choose symmetric as banks will send valuables back to the origin bank.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_ARMOURED_HELPTEXT :The ARMOURED cargo class contains valuables in the temperate, diamonds in the subtropical, or gold in the subarctic climate. NewGRFs may change that. "Symmetric" means that roughly the same amount of that cargo will be sent from a station A to a station B as from B to A. "Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of that cargo can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for that cargo. It is recommended to set this to asymmetric or manual when playing subarctic or subtropic, as banks only receive cargo in these climates. For temperate you can also choose symmetric as banks will send valuables back to the origin bank
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_DEFAULT :Distribution mode for other cargo classes: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_DEFAULT_HELPTEXT :"Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of cargo can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for those cargoes.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DISTRIBUTION_DEFAULT_HELPTEXT :"Asymmetric" means that arbitrary amounts of cargo can be sent in either direction. "Manual" means that no automatic distribution will take place for those cargoes
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_ACCURACY_HELPTEXT :The higher you set this the more CPU time the calculation of the link graph will take. If it takes too long you may notice lag. If you set it to a low value, however, the distribution will be inaccurate, and you may notice cargo not being sent to the places you expect it to go.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LINKGRAPH_ACCURACY_HELPTEXT :The higher you set this the more CPU time the calculation of the link graph will take. If it takes too long you may notice lag. If you set it to a low value, however, the distribution will be inaccurate, and you may notice cargo not being sent to the places you expect it to go
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_DISTANCE :Effect of distance on demands: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_DISTANCE_HELPTEXT :If you set this to a value higher than 0, the distance between the origin station A of some cargo and a possible destination B will have an effect on the amount of cargo sent from A to B. The further away B is from A the less cargo will be sent. The higher you set it, the less cargo will be sent to far away stations and the more cargo will be sent to near stations.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_DISTANCE_HELPTEXT :If you set this to a value higher than 0, the distance between the origin station A of some cargo and a possible destination B will have an effect on the amount of cargo sent from A to B. The further away B is from A the less cargo will be sent. The higher you set it, the less cargo will be sent to far away stations and the more cargo will be sent to near stations
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_SIZE :Amount of returning cargo for symmetric mode: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_SIZE_HELPTEXT :Setting this to less than 100% makes the symmetric distribution behave more like the asymmetric one. Less cargo will be forcibly sent back if a certain amount is sent to a station. If you set it to 0% the symmetric distribution behaves just like the asymmetric one.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_DEMAND_SIZE_HELPTEXT :Setting this to less than 100% makes the symmetric distribution behave more like the asymmetric one. Less cargo will be forcibly sent back if a certain amount is sent to a station. If you set it to 0% the symmetric distribution behaves just like the asymmetric one
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHORT_PATH_SATURATION :Saturation of short paths before using high-capacity paths: {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHORT_PATH_SATURATION_HELPTEXT :Frequently there are multiple paths between two given stations. Cargodist will saturate the shortest path first, then use the second shortest path until that is saturated and so on. Saturation is determined by an estimation of capacity and planned usage. Once it has saturated all paths, if there is still demand left, it will overload all paths, prefering the ones with high capacity. Most of the time the algorithm will not estimate the capacity accurately, though. This setting allows you to specify up to which percentage a shorter path must be saturated in the first pass before choosing the next longer one. Set it to less than 100% to avoid overcrowded stations in case of overestimated capacity.
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_SHORT_PATH_SATURATION_HELPTEXT :Frequently there are multiple paths between two given stations. Cargodist will saturate the shortest path first, then use the second shortest path until that is saturated and so on. Saturation is determined by an estimation of capacity and planned usage. Once it has saturated all paths, if there is still demand left, it will overload all paths, prefering the ones with high capacity. Most of the time the algorithm will not estimate the capacity accurately, though. This setting allows you to specify up to which percentage a shorter path must be saturated in the first pass before choosing the next longer one. Set it to less than 100% to avoid overcrowded stations in case of overestimated capacity
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LOCALISATION_UNITS_VELOCITY :Speed units (land): {STRING2}
STR_CONFIG_SETTING_LOCALISATION_UNITS_VELOCITY_NAUTICAL :Speed units (nautical): {STRING2}
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