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To summarize... ControlSim HW or compatible <---> ControlSim IF or compatible <---> ControlSim SW <---> ControlSim communication protocol software converter (optional) <---> Simulator (optional) ControlSim HW is like the mechanical and the external electronic part of Densha de Go...

- CONTROLSIM HW - ControlSim HW consists of modules that can be placed in every position, for example, each module can be moved toward left, toward right, further on and further back, in every intermediate position, moreover if you replace a module with another that occupy less space, in...

CONFIGURATION ControlSim SW for each simulator and vehicle/equipment will use a main configuration, at which may will be added further configurations, that can be used for more vehicle/equipment. ControlSim SW will send and receive manual and automatic messages. ControlSim SW for each...

TrainCabSim is renamed as ControlSim. ControlSim is aimed at train simulation, but it can also used for directing train simulation (IECCs, etc) and also for not railway simulation (airplanes, cars, lorries, etc). ControlSim HW and ControlSim IF construction requires use of a soldering iron for...

TrainCabSim communication protocol is a proprietary protocol of TrainCabSim SW. TrainCabSim communication protocol specificatitons are not available yet. TrainCabSim is not available yet.

I am working on TrainCabSim project. TrainCabSim is a freeware modular train cab simulator compatible with all train simulators (that support keyboard or are TrainCabSim communication protocol compatible, for example OpenRails, MsTS, Train Simulator, OpenBVE, BVE, Sbaccheri's Simulatore Treno...

I have solved the trouble. GeForce GTX 280: it works until 266.58 driver (perhaps also GeForce GTX 285, but I have not tested it) GeForce GTX 480: it does not work with any drivers

I already use OpenBVE, but it does not work well with some routes for BVE 2/4, instead they evidently work with BVE 2/4 (with GeForce 7900 GTX), and for others reasons... Anyway I think that XP is old enough to allow to BVE 2/4 to work :wink: and I think that the issue is of video card's...

6600 series is too old, anyway I know that 7900 GTX works with BVE (it is my old video card), so it is OK a GeForce between 8 series and 300 series, but which is the latest GeForce that works with BVE 2/4?

It is OK to buy an older video card than GeForce GTX 480, but I do not know which is the latest GeForce that works with BVE 2/4.

Thanks for reply. I prefer to avoid to switch to OpenBVE. XP support end is not a problem, because that PC is not connected to Internet.

I tryed BVE 2/4 with GeForce GTX 480 on same PC and same Win XP SP3, testing all drivers available (about 30 versions :shock:), but now this happens (with GeForce 7900 GTX, BVE worked with driver not later than 266.58 version): BVE 2 (Uchibo Line)...

:-( @Everyone What was your latest nVidia GeForce video card (and latest driver) that you used with BVE 2/4 on Windows XP SP3?

Hello. :) I'm thinking to buy a new video card. Someone know if nVidia GeForce 600/700 series video cards (or a recent nVidia GeForce) work with BVE 2 and BVE 4 on Windows XP SP3?