Recent content by 140001-DMU

You can get OpenBVE from both: http://odakyufan.zxq.net/openbve and: http://www.openbve.org It won't come with any routes or trains so i would recommend these sites: http://www.trainsimstuff.org (for the excellent Network West Midlands Route)...

Neither was I.

Its still worth a look though. One of the main things that put me of are the outdated graphics.

The route looks rather nice, I was going to purchase it. I think some of the scenarios are tutorials.

have to admit I don't know how Railworks signalling actually works, but with block signalling the track is split into sections (blocks) and only one train is allowed into these sections at a time. TS signals seem work of the points being set. If a train goes passed then it will go to danger...

It might not have come across in my post, but Trainz is getting a new engine built from the ground up. The new engine will have block signaling which is something railworks (TS14) doesn't offer. As owner of TS14 I am disappointed in the way its developers are behaving. Support is basically non...

TS 2014 is not really worth it if you want a realistic driving experience. Before you buy try out a free train sim like OpenBVE , you may be happy at that. Other than that there is Trainz which is being updated (http://anewera.trainzportal.com/) TS 2014 is more of a game than sim , but it...