BVE There and Back Routes

[Jordy]

Hi

Does anyone know of any there and back routes on BVE?

By there and back I mean

Drive from station A to B
Then Drive from Station B to A
OR
Drive from Station A to Station A Via Station B and a loop maybe.

Thanks in advance

Jordy

[Coxster]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

A-A via B is shown in the 'Bo'ness to Birkhill' line at http://www.gotopcs.net as part of the Class 47 'rescue' activity.

A-A as one trip (well, a few thousand small circles are possible) is shown in the 'Xmas Tree Route' located at http://home.cfl.rr.com/bvefl (Click 'Downloads', not 'Yahoo Downloads').

Damon Cox

http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk

[smace]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

Many of the routes done with routebuilder are out and back.
See

http://bve-routes.com/rbroutes.php

All of the German routes by Uwe Post made with routebuilder are.
The Tight Curve demo routes in the train sim library were made ( by me) using an excel spread sheets. They were posted as learning tools. They are included, so it sould be fairly easy to reverse the route. All the objects are full 3d, so you would have to make the right truns > left turns( and reverse) move the object from the left to the right of the running directions and reverse the direction of the cars and trucks ( i think) It would be an interesting project if you want ot try.

[kayedj]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

There is an A-B-C-A route...Blackbrook - Cheddington - Appleford in the Cl104 / Cl101 by Carl Turner and Mark Milmine, but I can't find the address... I'm sure it'll be on virtual rail somewhere: http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk


Derek kaye
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[smace]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

Also found in the train-sim library:
Narrow Guage demo is a collection of out and back routes ( actually the same route) with different guage track
MiniHarbor Monorail line
and found at http://home.cfl.rr.com/bvefl
a canal boat ride in both directions.

[PNCs]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

And then there is always the Piccadilly Line (London Underground) route - all 96Kms? of it. Not certain if it is still available, but it was not so long ago.
Seasons Greetings to all
Pete

[mjspeed]

RE: BVE There and Back Routes

Try the Victoria Line (http://www.superduper.eclipse.co.uk/); it has four runs up and down the line, ending in the depot.