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Vern,

You might also like to try the Oropa Tram, a short, Italian early 1900's hill-climbing tramway that really does feel as if you're clinging to a cliff edge...

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eezypeazy

I must say that these screenies are looking very nice...

I've never run the "original" route, so I'm quite looking forward to this new version...


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eezypeazy

All is working well for me...

How do you access the internet? Sometimes my wireless router takes a dislike to some sites and I have to reboot it.


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eezypeazy

Our first edition of BVE Scene for 2010 has been published today. As usual, it contains the latest updates from BVE Pages. John Rogan has provided a set of nine (yes, nine!) reskins for the class 47 exteriors for openBVE ; two new objects have been added to the ever growing Object Library; Tom Beeve...

December's edition of BVE Scene has been published. As usual, it contains the latest updates from BVE Pages . There's been quite a bit of activity in the last few weeks! Alan Hudnott has completed version 2 of the East Lincolnshire Railway, which sees this beautiful 1960s period route extended to Lo...

Hi, If I recall correctly, you simply "drag and drop" the file you wish to convert onto the program's icon, and it does the rest.... There is a much better tool, though. Sandford Mace's Object Convertor does B3D to CSV, and CSV to B3D. It also allows you to produce a "mirror image" of an object, or ...

Thanks for bringing this to my attention, Geoff. The link appears to have become broken some time after 1800hrs GMT Thursday. I have repaired the link this morning (0916 GMT). From BVE Pages, I can get to BVE Scene No 5 no problem, and can navigate to No 3 from there (drop down box at the foot of th...

There are a number of places where you can find information. I've gathered together links to some of them here. The BVE 2 Coding Guide lists most of the commands. There were then additional commands for BVE 4. Dennis Lance's Guide to Route Building is a very good set of tutorials that covers most of...

Hello again, Few people managed to get RB's 3D viewer to work properly... it was very much hit-and-miss... Although I was very much an advocate of RB some years ago, when I discovered how easy coding by hand is, I haven't gone back to RB at all. Remember that RB was built long before openBVE appeare...

November's edition of BVE Scene has been published. As usual, it contains the latest updates from BVE Pages. It gives me great pleasure to be able to re-publish Derek Kaye's Barrow - Carlisle pt 2 route, which runs up the Cumbrian coast from Barrow as far as Sellafield. This route was last updated i...

Hi the colonel, and welcome to the world of BVE.

There's an international database of routes for BVE and openBVE here

and this is the link to the UK (excluding Scotland) pages.

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eezypeazy

... which doesn't answer the other questions I asked!

Do you get any error messages reported?

Have you downloaded and installed the BRSigs pack?


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eezypeazy

Dear ABZScotrail170 , Which version are you running - BVE 4 or openBVE? Do you see any error messages when you load the route? A common reason for missing signals is not having the BRSigs pack from trainsimcentral properly installed in your objects folder - it might be worth checking that you've got...

Just watched some of your video... I must get round to adding that terrace on the curve on the right before Greenhead!

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eezypeazy

The fourth edition of BVE Scene has been published. As usual, it contains the latest updates from BVE Pages. Our biggest news is that Tyne Valley version 2 has been completed. Sixteen different runs model most of the stopping patterns between Carlisle and Sunderland. Runs include the diverted HST sc...