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londonmidland

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I am thinking about downloading OpenBVE but does any one know when these routes will be released? ■Birmingham Cross-City South v2.0 → and
■Watford Junction to Rugby (WCML) →
I used to have BVE4 but I unistalled it due to the lack of routes. Is there any noticeable improvement in graphics from BVE4 to OpenBVE?
Thanks.
 
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I think the developer of these routes don't even know when he's gonne release them :lol:
Keep in touch with this website to have news: http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk/index.php

About OpenBVE: there are plenty of routes and trains for OpenBVE (check here: http://wiki.bve-routes.com/index.php/Main_Page (OpenBVE part)), the graphisms are quite nicely done, but it depends on the route. Download the NWM 2011 preview here: http://bve4.net/ it really rocks. OpenBVE is open-source, so everyone can contribute and create new trains and routes. OpenBVE has animated objects...
Any more questions ? :D
 

londonmidland

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I think the developer of these routes don't even know when he's gonne release them :lol:
Keep in touch with this website to have news: http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk/index.php

About OpenBVE: there are plenty of routes and trains for OpenBVE (check here: http://wiki.bve-routes.com/index.php/Main_Page (OpenBVE part)), the graphisms are quite nicely done, but it depends on the route. Download the NWM 2011 preview here: http://bve4.net/ it really rocks. OpenBVE is open-source, so everyone can contribute and create new trains and routes. OpenBVE has animated objects...
Any more questions ? :D

Thanks, do you know any other good routes, I've already got the cross city line by the way
 

Darandio

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Thanks, do you know any other good routes, I've already got the cross city line by the way

Depends what you like of course, but I do have a soft spot for both Tyne Valley and ECML: Northumberland by eezypeazy as well as the Edinburgh to Aberdeen "Northern Lights" route.

And Network West Midlands is a must.
 

guillyman

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I'm in hearty agreement there, Darren!

Call in at http://www.eezypeazy.co.uk/ for some great routes, and check out Graymac's offerings too at http://www.iwrsim.graymacimage.com/

Alan Hudnott's East Lincolnshire Railway is first-class also, http://www.bve-lincolnshire.co.uk/

You can check out the links on my own website for some great material http://www.bvelibrary.bve-terminus.org/links.htm and of course at the fantastic BVE Wiki too, http://wiki.bve-routes.com/index.php/Main_Page

I reckon that little bundle will keep you amused!

Al. :)
 
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