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Tess Bay Network Released!!!

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Voyager 2093

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The Tess Bay Network for BVE4/OpenBVE has been released at our new website, Regional BVE
http://www.wipbve.swlines.co.uk/TessBay.html The line is a massive update on the previous one i released in August 2008, and i would like to send out a massive thanks to Dennis Lance, NWM Team and Eezypeazy and Guillyman for unlimted use of objects in this route.:D have a drive and please feedback is always welcome.

Hey guys the Tess Bay Network has been released over at Regional BVE http://www.wipbve.swlines.co.ukplease download have a nice drive and as always feedback is always welcome
 
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Im bout 2 download! :D
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Just had a short drive! Excellent, all we need now is a few more diagrams for other trains. But it can easily be done your self using BRR.NET & BRR10. So farI've used the 142 as well. once again great work! Better than the last one IMHO! Keep it up! :D
 

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It is good, few bits not quite right (signalling is a bit out and there are some missing AWS magnets/speed limits, plus the platform at the terminus is a bit far away and there aren't enough crossovers!)

However, I thoroughly enjoyed it :)
 

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Well thanks all you guys for that, also in regards to all your comments we over at Regional BVE will be releasing a patch that fixes all current problems, and we are announcing a new route too, that will be on our website shortly to read about along with screenshots too!! We are prepared to release at least 3 new diagrams for Tess Bay however it has to be a Multiple Unit as the loco Routes will be released in August so if anybody has any suggestions as to what traction we could use we would be very gratefull.
 

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Its a good route, does need some work though, especially in the speed limits, near Hillington there is a advance warning of a 40mph restriction then 2 20mph restriction warnings and yet no restriction actually appears. The stop boards could do with a little bit of movement, especially at the terminus. The signalling isn't brilliant the 2 aspect Y/G distant scheme doesn't work too well, especially as you never actually see a red or green signal. That could do with some work.
 
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