#OPENTTD AIRPORTS MODS#

However, I still like Simutrans, and now that you mention it, I will give it a try soon to see if they have fixed the cons. I personally have always preferred OpenTTD, as I like its gameplay better, especially since it included cargo and passenger distribution (where Simutrans had a huge point). And it makes sure they fit better into the landscape than the default ones by respecting the underlaying terrain. OpenGFX+ Airports itself allows you at least to rotate the airports. Customizable airports in OpenTTD there are only a few sizes of predefined airports, but you can build them as you want in Simutrans. Glendale, California Airport directory - 7 Public airports in Glendale, California. OpenGFX Airports as objects its called i think.Different types of roads, diagonal roads, private roads, and best of all, public stations, including public airports (however this is not very enjoyable as the multiplayer mode is laggy as hell AFAIK).reworked airport system with many more airports/heliports (e.g. Once you have the airports, a good idea is to buy one or two airplanes and let. Mainly as the map is coded by layers, the building possibilities are higher, allowing for non-straight bridges, fancy tunnels, and stations on both (metro lines!) OpenTTD is an open source simulation game based upon the popular Microprose game. OpenTTD is one of the most popular business simulation games out there.No bugs (at least not as much as in Simutrans).I don't know about modding in Simutrans, but as far as I know, it is not so easy. Many of them are marvelous and can expand game possibilities by quite a lot. 7y OpenTTD team / openttdcoop Yeah, that works well.

#OPENTTD AIRPORTS MODS#

Easy to mod: thousands of mods ('NewGRFs') are freely available. OpenGFX Airports as objects its called i think.

I've played both, and both have their pros and cons.