Hello. I've been using BVE for a while, but I've restricted to using only NYC subway routes, but recently saw about the awesome job going down at the BVE UK Community. I'm enjoying to drive trains in some photorealistic routes.
However, I think I hit a snag somewhere though.
I'm having a problem using the mainline trains: Class 37/156 and 323 on BVE 4.
For some reason, none of the "non-built in BVE" keys are responding.
E.G.: I have no problems controlling the reverser, power, brake and horn controls. I also don't have problems using the windshield wiper.
But, any other keys (as written at the ATS panel to the right side of the train), are not responding (e.g.: Headlights/Taillights, Engine Start/Stop, Pantograph Up/Down control) will not work. As of Class 323 trains, I can still get around this... but, I am not able to use Class 37/156 as a result of this, most notably because I can't get the train to start by the lack of response.
Is there a workaround to this? I'll appreciate any response.
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Some things to consider is that: I'm using a Korean language version of Windows XP (I actually don't have a copy of the English version of XP) with Regional settings set to: English (United States). I'm using a standard 104 key US Keyboard.
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Thank You.
However, I think I hit a snag somewhere though.
I'm having a problem using the mainline trains: Class 37/156 and 323 on BVE 4.
For some reason, none of the "non-built in BVE" keys are responding.
E.G.: I have no problems controlling the reverser, power, brake and horn controls. I also don't have problems using the windshield wiper.
But, any other keys (as written at the ATS panel to the right side of the train), are not responding (e.g.: Headlights/Taillights, Engine Start/Stop, Pantograph Up/Down control) will not work. As of Class 323 trains, I can still get around this... but, I am not able to use Class 37/156 as a result of this, most notably because I can't get the train to start by the lack of response.
Is there a workaround to this? I'll appreciate any response.
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Some things to consider is that: I'm using a Korean language version of Windows XP (I actually don't have a copy of the English version of XP) with Regional settings set to: English (United States). I'm using a standard 104 key US Keyboard.
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Thank You.


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