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It's fairly easy to fix, you just need paint or similar image editor. All you need to do is open the image files in the 144's folder and change the blue areas that should be transparent from whatever colour they currently are to specifically pure blue ie. 0,0,255 save it and then it'll work.

I had to download the latest updates to DirectX, from Microsoft's website before it would work for me.

Don't know about 9xxx series, not seen any reported problems but that could be just because nobody has got one yet. As for if BVE can run on any of these series of cards with out problems. All I can say is that no one has posted on any of the TSC threads about them to say, they haven't had...

It's not just Vista really, it's the newer graphics cards themselves that cause BVE problems.

Yeah it's your graphics cards that are the problem here. Unfortunately it appears that BVE is largely incompatible with nividia 8XXX series cards and ATI 2xxx and 3xxx series cards. See these threads over on TSC for more info...

Well I think it's time to: MOV Ax, to bed and defiantly time to PUSH [BX+SI], to sleep. Apologies for the rubbish assembler but it's time for bed. C/C++ is good though, never tried Pascal, Java or C#, etc would look like gibberish to me still better than LISP no doubt!

It's your gfx card that is incompatible with BVE I'm afraid for more information see this thread over on TSC about the issues with newer gfx cards.

Basically what you want is effectively impossible as BVE is closed source. In order to make it work on OSX with out an emulator would require the original source code to be ported and recompiled for OSX. The only person who has access to the source code I believe is Mackoy. So he would have to...

No Liverpool Street is definitely in London, and it's the London terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line.

Hi Brain, Try reading the BVE 4 FAQ as shown in thisthread to see if it help any.

looks like it could be a .net problem so I would try to reinstall/repair .net framework then try to repair/reinstall BVE. I don't know this will work but has to be worth a try.

Yeah Michael, thats a good idea may be the thread could be developed into an FAQ for new BVE users. with how do I ... things like install trains, new routes, and change the train a route uses etc.

Looks like its some kind of error with directX. Don't know what to suggest as a cure, you could try reinstalling BVE.

Yes, but its still a good idea to check as one could have slipped though

Hi Reini, This problem is due to windows' regional setting being set to European decimal separator (comma) rather than the English decimal point (full stop). See this thread on trainsimcentral for details of how to fix this.

Hi James, Do you have an Nvidia Graphics card? As some driver versions do not work with BVE correctly. If you do see This thread on Trainsimcentral forum. Hope this helps.

I Also Found that Routebuilder is difficult to use and the Manuel I read appears to be from the previous version of Routebuilder. Personally I found Dennis's Tutorials easy to follow, the maths for the converging / diverging tracks took a few hours to get my head around but otherwise it is not...

I think that is Dennis's point. I for one agree to a point with Dennis and others view that why travel half way across the country(or more in some cases). When the discussions etc could be had via this and or other forums, via e-mail, texting etc. That said I can also see why some people...

Would you really need to steer a bus down Oxford Street, it's a relatively straight road isn't it? Just stop at bus stops instead of stations and when some "blind shopper" tries to get themselves run over rushing to the January sales.

The Northern Heights route needs to have the Northern Line Route installed as well. The LT1995 stock should be installed in the Train Directory of the main BVE directory ie. C:\Program files\makcoy\BVE4\Train as this is where BVE will look for the train when it loads it. Hope this helps