For graphics, sound, and music packs you can either install the optional packages, which will create symlinks from openttd to openttd-jgrpp, or run the game and it will prompt to download opengfx on first run. opensfx and openmsx can then be downloaded in game via the "Check Online Content" button.

If after a system update (especially the icu package) the game fails to launch make sure you've tried to rebuild the package before reporting issues.

@NoaHimesaka: Added. I shouldn't have bumped the pkgrel though. Unnecessary rebuilds. Whoops...

Please add aarch64 to arch as it's compatible with it.

Seems to be a problem with shared libraries. Getting "error while loading shared libraries: libsframe.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Seems like libsframe has been updated to libsframe.so.2.

I originally responded with a bit of a d**k comment, then deleted it, and I apologize.

Thanks for the packages. I added them as optionals.

@dreieck: As the pinned comment says, no.

Those packages install to /usr/share/openttd/data, but this package is specifically set up to avoid using normal OpenTTD's files.

Ahoj,

can you add

optdepends=(
  'openttd-opengfx: free graphics'
  'openttd-opensfx: free soundset'
)

please?

Regards and thanks for the package!

@invverse: Ah, I think I see what's happened.

The main repo openttd, which this is based on, requires fluidsynth, but at some point fluidsynth which used to require sdl2 now requires sdl3.

You might want to report the error on the main repository, too :)

Since 0.65.1 this fails to build in a clean chroot and prints the following error: SDL2 or Allegro is required for this platform. Adding sdl12-compat to the dependencies fixes this and builds successfully.

Thanks for fixing @Stichless :)