├── .github
└── workflows
│ └── build.yml
├── .gitignore
├── Dockerfile
├── LICENSE
├── builder.sh
├── entrypoint.sh
├── k8s
├── kustomization.yaml
├── openttd.cfg
├── readme.md
├── services.yaml
└── statefulset.yaml
└── readme.md
/.github/workflows/build.yml:
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1 | name: Build
2 |
3 | on:
4 | push:
5 | branches:
6 | - master
7 | schedule:
8 | - cron: '0 3 * * *'
9 |
10 | env:
11 | DOCKER_REPO: redditopenttd/openttd
12 | GHCR_REPO: ghcr.io/${{ github.repository_owner }}/openttd
13 |
14 |
15 | jobs:
16 | get-upstream-versions:
17 | # This is a bit yucky - it feels like it should be possible to do this with a matrix.
18 | runs-on: ubuntu-24.04
19 | outputs:
20 | stable_version: ${{steps.version-stable.outputs.version}}
21 | stable_semver_major: ${{steps.version-stable.outputs.semver_major}}
22 | stable_semver_minor: ${{steps.version-stable.outputs.semver_minor}}
23 | stable_semver_patch: ${{steps.version-stable.outputs.semver_patch}}
24 | testing_version: ${{steps.version-testing.outputs.version}}
25 | testing_semver_major: ${{steps.version-testing.outputs.semver_major}}
26 | testing_semver_minor: ${{steps.version-testing.outputs.semver_minor}}
27 | testing_semver_patch: ${{steps.version-testing.outputs.semver_patch}}
28 | steps:
29 | - name: Discover upstream stable version
30 | uses: ropenttd/cdn_version_scraper@master
31 | with:
32 | channel: stable
33 | id: version-stable
34 | - name: Discover upstream testing version
35 | uses: ropenttd/cdn_version_scraper@master
36 | with:
37 | channel: testing
38 | id: version-testing
39 | cri:
40 | needs:
41 | - get-upstream-versions
42 | strategy:
43 | matrix:
44 | train:
45 | - stable
46 | - testing
47 | arch:
48 | - os: ubuntu-24.04
49 | name: linux/amd64
50 | label: linux-amd64
51 | - os: ubuntu-24.04-arm
52 | name: linux/arm64
53 | label: linux-arm64
54 | runs-on: ${{ matrix.arch.os }}
55 | steps:
56 | - name: Git checkout
57 | uses: actions/checkout@v3
58 | with:
59 | fetch-depth: '0'
60 |
61 | - name: Set target version environment variables
62 | # Again, this is ewwy.
63 | if: matrix.train == 'stable'
64 | run: |
65 | echo version=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_version}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
66 | echo semver_major=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_major}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
67 | echo semver_minor=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_minor}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
68 | echo semver_patch=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_patch}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
69 |
70 | - name: Set target version environment variables (testing)
71 | # Again, this is ewwy.
72 | if: matrix.train == 'testing'
73 | run: |
74 | echo version=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_version}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
75 | echo semver_major=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_major}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
76 | echo semver_minor=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_minor}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
77 | echo semver_patch=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_patch}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
78 |
79 | - name: Generate CRI metadata
80 | id: meta
81 | uses: docker/metadata-action@v4
82 | with:
83 | images: |
84 | ghcr.io/${{ github.repository_owner }}/openttd
85 | docker.io/redditopenttd/openttd
86 | labels: |
87 | org.opencontainers.image.title=OpenTTD
88 | org.opencontainers.image.description=Lightweight build of OpenTTD, designed for server use, with some extra helping treats.
89 | org.opencontainers.image.url=https://github.com/ropenttd/docker_openttd
90 | org.opencontainers.image.source=https://github.com/openttd/openttd
91 | org.opencontainers.image.vendor=Reddit OpenTTD
92 | org.opencontainers.image.version=${{ env.version }}
93 | tags: |
94 | ${{ env.version }}-${{ matrix.arch.label }}
95 |
96 | - name: Set up Buildx
97 | uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3
98 |
99 | - name: Login to GHCI
100 | uses: docker/login-action@v3
101 | with:
102 | registry: ghcr.io
103 | username: ${{ github.repository_owner }}
104 | password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
105 |
106 | - name: Login to Docker Hub
107 | uses: docker/login-action@v3
108 | with:
109 | username: ${{ secrets.DOCKER_USERNAME }}
110 | password: ${{ secrets.DOCKER_PASSWORD }}
111 |
112 | - name: Build and push
113 | uses: docker/build-push-action@v6
114 | with:
115 | builder: ${{ steps.buildx.outputs.name }}
116 | context: .
117 | file: ./Dockerfile
118 | build-args: |
119 | OPENTTD_VERSION=${{ env.version }}
120 | platforms: ${{ matrix.arch.name }}
121 | push: ${{ github.event_name != 'pull_request' }}
122 | tags: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.tags }}
123 | labels: ${{ steps.meta.outputs.labels }}
124 | provenance: false
125 | cache-from: type=gha
126 | cache-to: type=gha,mode=max
127 |
128 | release-bundle-manifest:
129 | needs:
130 | - get-upstream-versions
131 | - cri
132 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest
133 | timeout-minutes: 10
134 | strategy:
135 | matrix:
136 | train:
137 | - stable
138 | - testing
139 | container_store:
140 | - docker
141 | - ghcr
142 |
143 | steps:
144 | - name: Login to Docker Hub
145 | uses: docker/login-action@v2
146 | with:
147 | username: ${{ secrets.DOCKER_USERNAME }}
148 | password: ${{ secrets.DOCKER_PASSWORD }}
149 |
150 | - name: Login to Github Container Registry
151 | uses: docker/login-action@v2
152 | with:
153 | registry: ghcr.io
154 | username: ${{ github.actor }}
155 | password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
156 |
157 | - name: Set target version environment variables
158 | # Again, this is ewwy.
159 | if: matrix.train == 'stable'
160 | run: |
161 | echo version=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_version}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
162 | echo semver_major=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_major}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
163 | echo semver_minor=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_minor}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
164 | echo semver_patch=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.stable_semver_patch}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
165 |
166 | - name: Set target version environment variables (testing)
167 | # Again, this is ewwy.
168 | if: matrix.train == 'testing'
169 | run: |
170 | echo version=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_version}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
171 | echo semver_major=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_major}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
172 | echo semver_minor=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_minor}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
173 | echo semver_patch=${{needs.get-upstream-versions.outputs.testing_semver_patch}} >> $GITHUB_ENV
174 |
175 | - name: Create and push manifest (GHCR, stable)
176 | uses: Noelware/docker-manifest-action@0.4.2
177 | if: matrix.train == 'stable' && matrix.container_store == 'ghcr'
178 | with:
179 | inputs: ${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:latest,${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:stable,${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}},${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.semver_major}}
180 | images: ${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-amd64,${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-arm64
181 | push: true
182 |
183 | - name: Create and push manifest (GHCR, testing)
184 | uses: Noelware/docker-manifest-action@0.4.2
185 | if: matrix.train == 'testing' && matrix.container_store == 'ghcr'
186 | with:
187 | inputs: ${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:testing,${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}}
188 | images: ${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-amd64,${{env.GHCR_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-arm64
189 | push: true
190 |
191 | - name: Create and push manifest (Docker, stable)
192 | uses: Noelware/docker-manifest-action@0.4.2
193 | if: matrix.train == 'stable' && matrix.container_store == 'docker'
194 | with:
195 | inputs: ${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:latest,${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:stable,${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}},${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{ env.semver_major }}
196 | images: ${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-amd64,${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-arm64
197 | push: true
198 |
199 | - name: Create and push manifest (Docker, testing)
200 | uses: Noelware/docker-manifest-action@0.4.2
201 | if: matrix.train == 'testing' && matrix.container_store == 'docker'
202 | with:
203 | inputs: ${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:testing,${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}}
204 | images: ${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-amd64,${{env.DOCKER_REPO}}:${{env.version}}-linux-arm64
205 | push: true
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/.gitignore:
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1 | .tags
2 | test_secrets
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/Dockerfile:
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1 | # BUILD ENVIRONMENT
2 | FROM debian:stable-slim AS ottd_build
3 |
4 | ARG OPENTTD_VERSION="14.1"
5 | ARG OPENGFX_VERSION="7.1"
6 |
7 | # Get things ready
8 | RUN mkdir -p /config \
9 | && mkdir /tmp/src
10 |
11 | # Install build dependencies
12 | RUN apt-get update && \
13 | apt-get install -y \
14 | unzip \
15 | wget \
16 | git \
17 | g++ \
18 | make \
19 | cmake \
20 | patch \
21 | libcurl4-openssl-dev \
22 | libpng-dev \
23 | zlib1g-dev \
24 | liblzma-dev \
25 | liblzo2-dev \
26 | pkg-config
27 |
28 | # Build OpenTTD itself
29 | WORKDIR /tmp/src
30 |
31 | RUN git clone https://github.com/OpenTTD/OpenTTD.git . \
32 | && git fetch --tags \
33 | && git checkout ${OPENTTD_VERSION}
34 |
35 | # Perform the build with the build script (1.11 switches to cmake, so use a script for decision making)
36 | ADD builder.sh /usr/local/bin/builder
37 | RUN chmod +x /usr/local/bin/builder && builder && rm /usr/local/bin/builder
38 |
39 | # Add the latest graphics files
40 | ## Install OpenGFX
41 | RUN mkdir -p /app/data/baseset/ \
42 | && cd /app/data/baseset/ \
43 | && wget -q https://cdn.openttd.org/opengfx-releases/${OPENGFX_VERSION}/opengfx-${OPENGFX_VERSION}-all.zip \
44 | && unzip opengfx-${OPENGFX_VERSION}-all.zip \
45 | && tar -xf opengfx-${OPENGFX_VERSION}.tar \
46 | && rm -rf opengfx-*.tar opengfx-*.zip
47 |
48 | # END BUILD ENVIRONMENT
49 | # DEPLOY ENVIRONMENT
50 |
51 | FROM debian:stable-slim
52 | ARG OPENTTD_VERSION="14.1"
53 |
54 | # Setup the environment and install runtime dependencies
55 | RUN mkdir -p /config \
56 | && useradd -d /config -u 911 -s /bin/false openttd \
57 | && apt-get update \
58 | && apt-get install -y \
59 | libc6 \
60 | libcurl4 \
61 | zlib1g \
62 | liblzma5 \
63 | liblzo2-2 \
64 | nano
65 |
66 | WORKDIR /config
67 |
68 | # Copy the game data from the build container
69 | COPY --from=ottd_build /app /app
70 |
71 | # Add the entrypoint
72 | ADD entrypoint.sh /usr/local/bin/entrypoint
73 |
74 | # Expose the volume
75 | RUN chown -R openttd:openttd /config /app
76 | VOLUME /config
77 |
78 | # Expose the gameplay port
79 | EXPOSE 3979/tcp
80 | EXPOSE 3979/udp
81 |
82 | # Expose the admin port
83 | EXPOSE 3977/tcp
84 |
85 | # Set default data home directory to force use of /config
86 | ENV XDG_DATA_HOME=/config
87 |
88 | # Update path to use binaries in /app
89 | ENV PATH="$PATH:/app"
90 |
91 | # Finally, let's run OpenTTD!
92 | USER openttd
93 | CMD [ "/usr/local/bin/entrypoint" ]
94 |
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/builder.sh:
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 | if [[ -d "/tmp/src/cmake" ]]
3 | then
4 | mkdir /tmp/build && cd /tmp/build && \
5 | cmake \
6 | -DOPTION_DEDICATED=ON \
7 | -DOPTION_INSTALL_FHS=OFF \
8 | -DOPTION_PACKAGE_DEPENDENCIES=ON \
9 | -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release \
10 | -DGLOBAL_DIR=/app \
11 | -DPERSONAL_DIR=/ \
12 | -DCMAKE_BINARY_DIR=bin \
13 | -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/app \
14 | ../src && \
15 | make CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release -j"$(nproc)" && \
16 | make install
17 | else
18 | /tmp/src/configure \
19 | --enable-dedicated \
20 | --binary-dir=/ \
21 | --data-dir=data \
22 | --prefix-dir=/app \
23 | --personal-dir=/ \
24 | --enable-debug && \
25 | make -j"$(nproc)" && make install
26 | fi
27 |
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/entrypoint.sh:
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1 | #!/bin/sh
2 |
3 | # This script is based fairly heavily off bateau84/openttd's. Thanks, man!
4 |
5 | SAVEPATH="/config/save"
6 | LOADGAME_CHECK="${loadgame}x"
7 | EXTRA_FLAGS="-c /config/openttd.cfg"
8 |
9 | # Required to force config to save to /config
10 | if [ -f /config/.config/openttd.cfg ]; then
11 | export XDG_DATA_HOME=''
12 | SAVEPATH="/config/.config/save"
13 | EXTRA_FLAGS="-c /config/.config/openttd.cfg"
14 | echo "WARN: Using legacy configuration directory /config/.config/ - it is recommended to migrate to all data inside /config/* when possible."
15 | elif [ ! -f /config/openttd.cfg ]; then
16 | # we start the server then kill it quickly to write a config file
17 | # yes this is a horrific hack but whatever
18 | echo "INFO: No config file found: generating one"
19 | timeout 3 /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} > /dev/null 2>&1
20 | fi
21 |
22 | if [ "${LOADGAME_CHECK}" != "x" ]; then
23 | case ${loadgame} in
24 | 'false')
25 | echo "INFO: Creating a new game."
26 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -x -d ${DEBUG}
27 | exit 0
28 | ;;
29 | 'last-autosave')
30 | SAVEGAME_TARGET=`ls -rt ${SAVEPATH}/autosave/*.sav | tail -n1`
31 |
32 | if [ -r "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" ]; then
33 | echo "INFO: Loading from latest autosave - ${SAVEGAME_TARGET}"
34 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -g "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" -x -d ${DEBUG}
35 | exit 0
36 | else
37 | echo "FATAL: ${SAVEGAME_TARGET} not found"
38 | exit 1
39 | fi
40 | ;;
41 | 'exit')
42 | SAVEGAME_TARGET="${SAVEPATH}/autosave/exit.sav"
43 |
44 | if [ -r "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" ]; then
45 | echo "INFO: Loading from exit save"
46 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -g "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" -x -d ${DEBUG}
47 | exit 0
48 | else
49 | echo "${SAVEGAME_TARGET} not found - Creating a new game."
50 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -x -d ${DEBUG}
51 | exit 0
52 | fi
53 | ;;
54 | *)
55 | SAVEGAME_TARGET="${SAVEPATH}/${loadgame}"
56 | if [ -r "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" ]; then
57 | echo "INFO: Loading ${SAVEGAME_TARGET}"
58 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -g "${SAVEGAME_TARGET}" -x -d ${DEBUG}
59 | exit 0
60 | else
61 | echo "FATAL: ${SAVEGAME_TARGET} not found"
62 | exit 1
63 | fi
64 | ;;
65 | esac
66 | else
67 | echo "INFO: loadgame not set - Creating a new game."
68 | exec /app/openttd -D ${EXTRA_FLAGS} -x -d ${DEBUG}
69 | exit 0
70 | fi
71 |
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/k8s/kustomization.yaml:
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1 | apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
2 | kind: Kustomization
3 |
4 | resources:
5 | - statefulset.yaml
6 | - services.yaml
7 |
8 | configMapGenerator:
9 | - name: config
10 | behavior: create
11 | files:
12 | - openttd.cfg
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/k8s/openttd.cfg:
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1 | [misc]
2 | display_opt = SHOW_TOWN_NAMES|SHOW_STATION_NAMES|SHOW_SIGNS|FULL_ANIMATION|FULL_DETAIL|WAYPOINTS|SHOW_COMPETITOR_SIGNS
3 | fullscreen = false
4 | support8bpp = no
5 | graphicsset =
6 | soundsset =
7 | musicset =
8 | videodriver =
9 | musicdriver =
10 | sounddriver =
11 | blitter =
12 | language = english.lng
13 | resolution = 640,480
14 | screenshot_format =
15 | savegame_format =
16 | rightclick_emulate = false
17 | sprite_cache_size_px = 128
18 | player_face = 0
19 | transparency_options = 0
20 | transparency_locks = 0
21 | invisibility_options = 0
22 | keyboard =
23 | keyboard_caps =
24 | last_newgrf_count = 0
25 | gui_zoom = 2
26 | font_zoom = 2
27 |
28 | [difficulty]
29 | max_no_competitors = 0
30 | number_towns = 2
31 | industry_density = 5
32 | max_loan = 300000
33 | initial_interest = 2
34 | vehicle_costs = 0
35 | competitor_speed = 2
36 | vehicle_breakdowns = 1
37 | subsidy_multiplier = 2
38 | construction_cost = 0
39 | terrain_type = 1
40 | quantity_sea_lakes = 0
41 | economy = false
42 | line_reverse_mode = false
43 | disasters = false
44 | town_council_tolerance = 0
45 |
46 | [game_creation]
47 | town_name = english
48 | landscape = temperate
49 | snow_line_height = 15
50 | starting_year = 1950
51 | ending_year = 2050
52 | land_generator = 1
53 | oil_refinery_limit = 32
54 | tgen_smoothness = 1
55 | variety = 0
56 | generation_seed = 10204793
57 | tree_placer = 2
58 | heightmap_rotation = 0
59 | se_flat_world_height = 1
60 | map_x = 8
61 | map_y = 8
62 | water_borders = 15
63 | custom_town_number = 1
64 | custom_sea_level = 1
65 | min_river_length = 16
66 | river_route_random = 5
67 | amount_of_rivers = 2
68 |
69 | [vehicle]
70 | road_side = right
71 | train_acceleration_model = 1
72 | roadveh_acceleration_model = 1
73 | train_slope_steepness = 3
74 | roadveh_slope_steepness = 7
75 | max_train_length = 7
76 | smoke_amount = 1
77 | never_expire_vehicles = false
78 | max_trains = 500
79 | max_roadveh = 500
80 | max_aircraft = 200
81 | max_ships = 300
82 | wagon_speed_limits = true
83 | disable_elrails = false
84 | freight_trains = 1
85 | plane_speed = 4
86 | dynamic_engines = true
87 | plane_crashes = 2
88 | extend_vehicle_life = 0
89 | servint_ispercent = false
90 | servint_trains = 150
91 | servint_roadveh = 150
92 | servint_ships = 360
93 | servint_aircraft = 100
94 |
95 | [construction]
96 | max_heightlevel = 30
97 | build_on_slopes = true
98 | command_pause_level = 1
99 | terraform_per_64k_frames = 4194304
100 | terraform_frame_burst = 4096
101 | clear_per_64k_frames = 4194304
102 | clear_frame_burst = 4096
103 | tree_per_64k_frames = 4194304
104 | tree_frame_burst = 4096
105 | autoslope = true
106 | extra_dynamite = true
107 | max_bridge_length = 64
108 | max_bridge_height = 12
109 | max_tunnel_length = 64
110 | train_signal_side = 1
111 | road_stop_on_town_road = true
112 | road_stop_on_competitor_road = true
113 | raw_industry_construction = 0
114 | industry_platform = 1
115 | freeform_edges = true
116 | extra_tree_placement = 2
117 |
118 | [station]
119 | never_expire_airports = false
120 | station_spread = 12
121 | modified_catchment = true
122 | serve_neutral_industries = true
123 | adjacent_stations = true
124 | distant_join_stations = true
125 |
126 | [economy]
127 | town_layout = 0
128 | allow_town_roads = true
129 | found_town = 0
130 | allow_town_level_crossings = true
131 | town_cargogen_mode = 1
132 | station_noise_level = false
133 | inflation = true
134 | multiple_industry_per_town = false
135 | bribe = true
136 | exclusive_rights = true
137 | fund_buildings = true
138 | fund_roads = true
139 | give_money = true
140 | smooth_economy = true
141 | allow_shares = false
142 | min_years_for_shares = 6
143 | feeder_payment_share = 75
144 | town_growth_rate = 2
145 | larger_towns = 4
146 | initial_city_size = 2
147 | mod_road_rebuild = true
148 | dist_local_authority = 20
149 | town_noise_population[0] = 800
150 | town_noise_population[1] = 2000
151 | town_noise_population[2] = 4000
152 | infrastructure_maintenance = false
153 |
154 | [linkgraph]
155 | recalc_interval = 4
156 | recalc_time = 16
157 | distribution_pax = 0
158 | distribution_mail = 0
159 | distribution_armoured = 0
160 | distribution_default = 0
161 | accuracy = 16
162 | demand_distance = 100
163 | demand_size = 100
164 | short_path_saturation = 80
165 |
166 | [pf]
167 | forbid_90_deg = false
168 | roadveh_queue = true
169 | pathfinder_for_trains = 2
170 | pathfinder_for_roadvehs = 2
171 | pathfinder_for_ships = 2
172 | reverse_at_signals = false
173 | wait_oneway_signal = 15
174 | wait_twoway_signal = 41
175 | wait_for_pbs_path = 30
176 | reserve_paths = false
177 | path_backoff_interval = 20
178 | npf.npf_max_search_nodes = 10000
179 | npf.npf_rail_firstred_penalty = 1000
180 | npf.npf_rail_firstred_exit_penalty = 10000
181 | npf.npf_rail_lastred_penalty = 1000
182 | npf.npf_rail_station_penalty = 100
183 | npf.npf_rail_slope_penalty = 100
184 | npf.npf_rail_curve_penalty = 100
185 | npf.npf_rail_depot_reverse_penalty = 5000
186 | npf.npf_rail_pbs_cross_penalty = 300
187 | npf.npf_rail_pbs_signal_back_penalty = 1500
188 | npf.npf_buoy_penalty = 200
189 | npf.npf_water_curve_penalty = 100
190 | npf.npf_road_curve_penalty = 100
191 | npf.npf_crossing_penalty = 300
192 | npf.npf_road_drive_through_penalty = 800
193 | npf.npf_road_dt_occupied_penalty = 800
194 | npf.npf_road_bay_occupied_penalty = 1500
195 | npf.maximum_go_to_depot_penalty = 2000
196 | yapf.disable_node_optimization = false
197 | yapf.max_search_nodes = 10000
198 | yapf.rail_firstred_twoway_eol = false
199 | yapf.rail_firstred_penalty = 1000
200 | yapf.rail_firstred_exit_penalty = 10000
201 | yapf.rail_lastred_penalty = 1000
202 | yapf.rail_lastred_exit_penalty = 10000
203 | yapf.rail_station_penalty = 1000
204 | yapf.rail_slope_penalty = 200
205 | yapf.rail_curve45_penalty = 100
206 | yapf.rail_curve90_penalty = 600
207 | yapf.rail_depot_reverse_penalty = 5000
208 | yapf.rail_crossing_penalty = 300
209 | yapf.rail_look_ahead_max_signals = 10
210 | yapf.rail_look_ahead_signal_p0 = 500
211 | yapf.rail_look_ahead_signal_p1 = -100
212 | yapf.rail_look_ahead_signal_p2 = 5
213 | yapf.rail_pbs_cross_penalty = 300
214 | yapf.rail_pbs_station_penalty = 800
215 | yapf.rail_pbs_signal_back_penalty = 1500
216 | yapf.rail_doubleslip_penalty = 100
217 | yapf.rail_longer_platform_penalty = 800
218 | yapf.rail_longer_platform_per_tile_penalty = 0
219 | yapf.rail_shorter_platform_penalty = 4000
220 | yapf.rail_shorter_platform_per_tile_penalty = 0
221 | yapf.road_slope_penalty = 200
222 | yapf.road_curve_penalty = 100
223 | yapf.road_crossing_penalty = 300
224 | yapf.road_stop_penalty = 800
225 | yapf.road_stop_occupied_penalty = 800
226 | yapf.road_stop_bay_occupied_penalty = 1500
227 | yapf.maximum_go_to_depot_penalty = 2000
228 | yapf.ship_curve45_penalty = 100
229 | yapf.ship_curve90_penalty = 600
230 |
231 | [order]
232 | no_servicing_if_no_breakdowns = true
233 | improved_load = true
234 | selectgoods = true
235 | serviceathelipad = true
236 | gradual_loading = true
237 |
238 | [script]
239 | settings_profile = easy
240 | script_max_opcode_till_suspend = 10000
241 | script_max_memory_megabytes = 1024
242 |
243 | [ai]
244 | ai_in_multiplayer = true
245 | ai_disable_veh_train = false
246 | ai_disable_veh_roadveh = false
247 | ai_disable_veh_aircraft = false
248 | ai_disable_veh_ship = false
249 |
250 | [locale]
251 | currency = GBP
252 | units_velocity = metric
253 | units_power = metric
254 | units_weight = metric
255 | units_volume = metric
256 | units_force = si
257 | units_height = metric
258 | digit_group_separator =
259 | digit_group_separator_currency =
260 | digit_decimal_separator =
261 |
262 | [gui]
263 | autosave = monthly
264 | threaded_saves = true
265 | date_format_in_default_names = long
266 | show_finances = true
267 | auto_scrolling = 0
268 | scroll_mode = 0
269 | smooth_scroll = false
270 | right_mouse_wnd_close = false
271 | measure_tooltip = true
272 | errmsg_duration = 5
273 | hover_delay_ms = 250
274 | osk_activation = double
275 | toolbar_pos = 1
276 | statusbar_pos = 1
277 | window_snap_radius = 10
278 | window_soft_limit = 20
279 | zoom_min = 0
280 | zoom_max = 5
281 | population_in_label = true
282 | link_terraform_toolbar = false
283 | smallmap_land_colour = 0
284 | liveries = 2
285 | starting_colour = 16
286 | prefer_teamchat = false
287 | scrollwheel_scrolling = 0
288 | scrollwheel_multiplier = 5
289 | pause_on_newgame = false
290 | advanced_vehicle_list = 1
291 | timetable_in_ticks = false
292 | timetable_arrival_departure = true
293 | quick_goto = false
294 | loading_indicators = 1
295 | default_rail_type = 0
296 | enable_signal_gui = true
297 | coloured_news_year = 2000
298 | drag_signals_density = 4
299 | drag_signals_fixed_distance = false
300 | semaphore_build_before = 1950
301 | vehicle_income_warn = true
302 | order_review_system = 2
303 | lost_vehicle_warn = true
304 | disable_unsuitable_building = true
305 | new_nonstop = false
306 | stop_location = 2
307 | keep_all_autosave = false
308 | autosave_on_exit = false
309 | autosave_on_network_disconnect = true
310 | max_num_autosaves = 16
311 | auto_euro = true
312 | news_message_timeout = 2
313 | show_track_reservation = false
314 | default_signal_type = 1
315 | cycle_signal_types = 2
316 | station_numtracks = 1
317 | station_platlength = 5
318 | station_dragdrop = true
319 | station_show_coverage = false
320 | persistent_buildingtools = true
321 | expenses_layout = false
322 | station_gui_group_order = 0
323 | station_gui_sort_by = 0
324 | station_gui_sort_order = 0
325 | missing_strings_threshold = 25
326 | graph_line_thickness = 3
327 | show_newgrf_name = false
328 | show_date_in_logs = true
329 | settings_restriction_mode = 0
330 | developer = 1
331 | newgrf_developer_tools = false
332 | ai_developer_tools = false
333 | scenario_developer = false
334 | newgrf_show_old_versions = false
335 | newgrf_default_palette = 1
336 | console_backlog_timeout = 100
337 | console_backlog_length = 100
338 | network_chat_box_width_pct = 40
339 | network_chat_box_height = 25
340 | network_chat_timeout = 20
341 |
342 | [sound]
343 | news_ticker = true
344 | news_full = true
345 | new_year = true
346 | confirm = true
347 | click_beep = true
348 | disaster = true
349 | vehicle = true
350 | ambient = true
351 |
352 | [music]
353 | playlist = 0
354 | music_vol = 127
355 | effect_vol = 127
356 | custom_1 = 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
357 | custom_2 = 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
358 | playing = true
359 | shuffle = false
360 |
361 | [news_display]
362 | arrival_player = full
363 | arrival_other = summarized
364 | accident = full
365 | company_info = full
366 | open = summarized
367 | close = summarized
368 | economy = full
369 | production_player = summarized
370 | production_other = off
371 | production_nobody = off
372 | advice = full
373 | new_vehicles = full
374 | acceptance = full
375 | subsidies = summarized
376 | general = full
377 |
378 | [network]
379 | commands_per_frame = 2
380 | max_commands_in_queue = 16
381 | bytes_per_frame = 8
382 | bytes_per_frame_burst = 256
383 | max_init_time = 100
384 | max_join_time = 500
385 | max_download_time = 1000
386 | max_password_time = 2000
387 | max_lag_time = 500
388 | pause_on_join = true
389 | server_port = 3979
390 | server_admin_port = 3977
391 | server_admin_chat = true
392 | server_advertise = false
393 | lan_internet = 1
394 | client_name =
395 | server_password =
396 | rcon_password =
397 | admin_password =
398 | default_company_pass =
399 | server_name = Unnamed Server
400 | connect_to_ip =
401 | autoclean_companies = false
402 | autoclean_unprotected = 12
403 | autoclean_protected = 36
404 | autoclean_novehicles = 0
405 | max_companies = 15
406 | max_clients = 25
407 | max_spectators = 15
408 | restart_game_year = 0
409 | min_active_clients = 0
410 | server_lang = ANY
411 | reload_cfg = false
412 | last_host =
413 | last_port = 0
414 | no_http_content_downloads = false
415 |
416 | [currency]
417 | rate = 1
418 | separator = .
419 | to_euro = 0
420 | prefix = ""
421 | suffix = " credits"
422 |
423 | [company]
424 | engine_renew = false
425 | engine_renew_months = 6
426 | engine_renew_money = 100000
427 | renew_keep_length = false
428 |
429 | [server_bind_addresses]
430 |
431 | [servers]
432 |
433 | [bans]
434 |
435 | [newgrf]
436 |
437 | [newgrf-static]
438 |
439 | [ai_players]
440 | none = start_date=730
441 | none = start_date=730
442 | none = start_date=730
443 | none = start_date=730
444 | none = start_date=730
445 | none = start_date=730
446 | none = start_date=730
447 | none = start_date=730
448 | none = start_date=730
449 | none = start_date=730
450 | none = start_date=730
451 | none = start_date=730
452 | none = start_date=730
453 | none = start_date=730
454 | none = start_date=730
455 |
456 | [game_scripts]
457 | none =
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1 | # Kubernetes Manifests
2 |
3 | Use these manifests as a jumping off point for deploying your own server on your cluster.
4 |
5 | Remember, the configmap is readonly, so things like bans or variable changes won't be written back to it, and as such won't be read on container re-init.
6 |
7 | If you don't know what any of this means, you're probably better off sticking to standard Docker deployment.
8 |
9 | ### Kustomize
10 | These manifests are ready to go with Kustomize: you could use a `kustomization.yaml` in your own project like the following:
11 |
12 | ```yaml
13 | apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
14 | kind: Kustomization
15 |
16 | bases:
17 | - github.com/ropenttd/docker_openttd/k8s
18 |
19 | namespace: openttd
20 | namePrefix: s1-
21 |
22 | commonLabels:
23 | app: openttd-game
24 |
25 | configMapGenerator:
26 | - name: config
27 | namespace: openttd
28 | behavior: replace
29 | files:
30 | - openttd.cfg
31 |
32 | images:
33 | - name: redditopenttd/openttd
34 | newTag: testing
35 | ```
36 |
37 | Then simply sit a valid `openttd.cfg` next to it, run `kubectl apply -k .`, and marvel as your server is magically created.
38 |
39 | If you want to change the ports that are mounted (or use NodePort services), simply override the services with something like the following:
40 |
41 | ```yaml
42 | patchesStrategicMerge:
43 | - services.yaml
44 | ```
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1 | apiVersion: v1
2 | kind: Service
3 | metadata:
4 | name: game
5 | labels:
6 | app: game
7 | spec:
8 | selector:
9 | app: game
10 | ports:
11 | - name: admin-tcp
12 | protocol: TCP
13 | port: 3977
14 | targetPort: 3977
15 | - name: game-tcp
16 | protocol: TCP
17 | port: 3979
18 | targetPort: 3979
19 | - name: advertise-udp
20 | protocol: UDP
21 | port: 3978
22 | targetPort: 3978
23 | - name: game-udp
24 | protocol: UDP
25 | port: 3979
26 | targetPort: 3979
27 | ---
28 | apiVersion: v1
29 | kind: Service
30 | metadata:
31 | name: game-tcp
32 | spec:
33 | type: LoadBalancer
34 | externalTrafficPolicy: Local
35 | ports:
36 | - name: game-tcp
37 | protocol: TCP
38 | port: 3979
39 | targetPort: 3979
40 | ---
41 | apiVersion: v1
42 | kind: Service
43 | metadata:
44 | name: game-udp
45 | spec:
46 | type: LoadBalancer
47 | externalTrafficPolicy: Local
48 | ports:
49 | - name: advertise-udp
50 | protocol: UDP
51 | port: 3978
52 | targetPort: 3978
53 | - name: game-udp
54 | protocol: UDP
55 | port: 3979
56 | targetPort: 3979
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1 | apiVersion: apps/v1
2 | kind: StatefulSet
3 | metadata:
4 | name: game
5 | spec:
6 | selector:
7 | matchLabels:
8 | app: game
9 | serviceName: game
10 | template:
11 | metadata:
12 | labels:
13 | app: game
14 | spec:
15 | terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 10
16 | initContainers:
17 | - name: take-data-dir-ownership
18 | image: alpine:3.6
19 | command:
20 | - chown
21 | - -R
22 | - 911:911
23 | - /config
24 | volumeMounts:
25 | - name: game-save
26 | mountPath: /config/save
27 | - name: game-config
28 | mountPath: /config
29 | - name: openttd-init
30 | image: redditopenttd/k8s-helper:latest
31 | args:
32 | - -origin-config=/k8s/config/openttd.cfg
33 | - -destination=/config
34 | - -merge-bans=/config/bans.txt
35 | - -sync-newgrfs
36 | volumeMounts:
37 | - name: game-config
38 | mountPath: /config
39 | - name: game-configmap
40 | mountPath: /k8s/config
41 | containers:
42 | - name: openttd
43 | image: redditopenttd/openttd:latest
44 | imagePullPolicy: Always
45 | resources:
46 | limits:
47 | memory: 1Gi
48 | cpu: "1"
49 | requests:
50 | memory: 500Mi
51 | cpu: "500m"
52 | ports:
53 | - containerPort: 3979
54 | protocol: TCP
55 | name: game-tcp
56 | - containerPort: 3979
57 | protocol: UDP
58 | name: game-udp
59 | - containerPort: 3978
60 | protocol: UDP
61 | name: advertise-udp
62 | - containerPort: 3977
63 | protocol: TCP
64 | name: admin-tcp
65 | volumeMounts:
66 | - name: game-save
67 | mountPath: /config/save
68 | - name: game-config
69 | mountPath: /config
70 | livenessProbe:
71 | tcpSocket:
72 | port: game-tcp
73 | initialDelaySeconds: 15
74 | periodSeconds: 20
75 | - name: bans-sidecar
76 | image: redditopenttd/bans-sidecar:latest
77 | resources:
78 | limits:
79 | memory: 50Mi
80 | cpu: "50m"
81 | requests:
82 | memory: 10Mi
83 | cpu: "5m"
84 | volumeMounts:
85 | - name: game-config
86 | mountPath: /config
87 | volumes:
88 | - name: game-config
89 | persistentVolumeClaim:
90 | claimName: game-config
91 | - name: game-save
92 | persistentVolumeClaim:
93 | claimName: game-save
94 | - name: game-configmap
95 | configMap:
96 | name: config
97 | volumeClaimTemplates:
98 | - metadata:
99 | name: game-config
100 | spec:
101 | accessModes:
102 | - ReadWriteOnce
103 | resources:
104 | requests:
105 | storage: 10Mi
106 | storageClassName: local-path
107 | - metadata:
108 | name: game-save
109 | spec:
110 | accessModes:
111 | - ReadWriteOnce
112 | resources:
113 | requests:
114 | storage: 5Gi
115 | storageClassName: local-path
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1 | # Containerised OpenTTD
2 | __An image brought to you by /r/openttd__
3 |
4 | 
5 |
6 | Built from OpenTTD source to provide the leanest, meanest image you'll come across for putting trainsets in containers.
7 |
8 |
9 | ## Important Changes
10 |
11 | ### 2025.1.1
12 |
13 | A workaround to use existing game folder locations, if present, was added. New installations of the container will use `/config` by default - and whilst it is recommended to migrate when possible, this provides backwards compatibility.
14 |
15 | ### 2025.1
16 | The location of saved games / content was moved back to `/config` as originally intended. This incorrect functionality has been present for quite some time, but is now fixed.
17 |
18 | ~~**This may well break existing installations**.~~ If it does, move the contents of `{config}/.local/share/` to `{config}` - done correctly, your existing `openttd.cfg` and `save` directories (among others) should exist in `/config` in the container.
19 |
20 | ## Image Names & Tags
21 |
22 | The CI system will automatically build the current latest versions at 3AM every day. This is a little hacky, but it does mean we get new builds within 24 hours of release.
23 |
24 | You can find the images at the following locations:
25 |
26 | | Registry | URI |
27 | | -------- | --- |
28 | | **prefer** Github Container Registry | [ghcr.io/ropenttd/openttd:{tag}](https://github.com/orgs/ropenttd/packages/container/package/docker_openttd) |
29 | | **deprecated** Docker Hub | docker.io/redditopenttd/openttd:{tag} |
30 |
31 | **Please prefer the Github Container registry for new deployments.** It's 100% compatible with your Docker installation.
32 |
33 | | Tag(s) | Description |
34 | | --- | ----------- |
35 | | stable, latest | The latest stable release of OpenTTD. |
36 | | _Major Version_ | The latest stable release for this major version (i.e _7_ may point to _7.1.2_) |
37 | | testing | The latest _unstable_ release of OpenTTD, including betas and release candidates. |
38 | | nightly | _Reserved_ (if you need this, raise an issue!) |
39 |
40 | ### Architectures
41 |
42 | Images are built for _AMD64_ (x86_64, i.e 64bit PC) and _ARM64_ (modern ARM, i.e Raspberry Pi 3 running 64-bit OS).
43 |
44 | If you need an architecture not listed above, please raise an issue.
45 |
46 | ## Using this Container
47 | ### Docker
48 |
49 | ```
50 | docker run -d -p 3979:3979/tcp -p 3979:3979/udp redditopenttd/openttd:latest
51 | ```
52 |
53 | The container is set by default to start a fresh game every time you restart the container. You can, however, change this behaviour with the `loadgame` envvar:
54 |
55 | ```
56 | -e "loadgame={false|last-autosave|exit|(savename)}"
57 | ```
58 |
59 | where:
60 | * false: standard behaviour, just start a new game
61 | * last-autosave: load the last chronological autosave
62 | * exit: try to load autosave/exit.sav, otherwise default to a new game
63 | * Please make sure `autosave_on_exit = true` in your _openttd.cfg_ for this to work.
64 | * (savename): full name of a save file in config/saves
65 |
66 | You'll probably want stuff to be persistent between container rebuilds, so we've got the `/config` volume for exactly that purpose.
67 |
68 | ```
69 | -v /home/{username}/.openttd:/config:rw
70 | ```
71 |
72 | > [!IMPORTANT]
73 | > If we can't find an `openttd.cfg` in `/config`, we'll attempt to ask OpenTTD to start a new configuration directory there.
74 | > We strongly recommend that if you're starting fresh, you stop the container and configure `openttd.cfg` as per [the wiki](https://wiki.openttd.org/Openttd.cfg).
75 |
76 | > [!WARNING]
77 | > Separately mounting sub-directories of `/config` (such as `/save`) is unsupported, and may result in
78 | > strange behavior (in particular, saves failing). If things seem funky, try just mounting `/config`.
79 |
80 | The easiest way to play with NewGRF's is to first download and configure them how you want on a local machine with a GUI. Then in the config/ directory copy the folder from local machine named content_downloaded to the server. Next update the openttd.cfg file from your local machine, this is to ensure that when you create a new server your NewGRF settings will be copied across.
81 |
82 | #### An example command to start a server
83 | ```
84 | docker run -it -p 3979:3979/tcp -p 3979:3979/udp -v /home/{username}/.openttd:/config:rw -e "loadgame=game.sav" redditopenttd/openttd:latest
85 | ```
86 | This will start a server with the console accessible due to ```-it``` in the command line, to run in the background use ```-d```.
87 |
88 | ### podman
89 |
90 | Replace all of the `docker` commands in the _docker_ section with `podman`. If you're having issues, please raise an issue.
91 |
92 | ### Kubernetes
93 |
94 | Because OpenTTD is quite heavily stateful, we have written some handy helper containers for you to use as init containers and sidecars. Please see the [openttd_k8s-helpers](https://github.com/ropenttd/openttd_k8s-helpers) repo for more information.
95 |
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