BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

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  • ewsrailway
    Member
    • Oct 2004
    • 64
    • Inverness, UK.

    #1

    BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

    I have to say that bve is not what it use to be ie it's vary quite in here and not a lot happons we all used to be a happy lot and no one chats do't know might just be me. btw happy new year to all and one.
  • 320302
    Member
    • Apr 2003
    • 98
    • Scotland, UK.

    #2
    RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

    BVE has evolved beyond a basic cab program in my opinion. Things have changed with it being BVE4 and as such , most developers who got on great with coding on BVE2 maybe havn't grasped BVE4 functions fully. I think if there was any major British product coming out I'd certainly post about it here (unless someone beats me to it). I myself have some stuff for BVE4 coming but sadly resources are limited and I'm not up to speed as to what to do fully. Ps , Please DO NOT ASK when anything I'm doing is ready or you want to be a beta tester , I'm fully equipt in that department. Thanks

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    • TomBoyRacer
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2003
      • 273
      • Grimsby, N.E Lincs.

      #3
      RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

      we may not be chatting but beleive me there are quite a few projects in the works by myself and other developers. I for one don't really have any news.

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      • eezypeazy
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2004
        • 108
        • Prudhoe, Northumberland, UK.

        #4
        RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

        There is quite a bit going on in the UK... for example, Plymouth update released by Chris; my Tyne Valley from Carlisle isn't far off; the trainsim team are beavering away.

        Sadly, though, it appears to be the usual people who are putting in the hours to build routes.

        If anyone else would like to try their hand at it, there's an excellent set of tutorials by Dennis Lance available at http://www.freewebs.com/dennislance/

        There are all manner of UK object resources available on the net, too.

        All you need to build a route is time and patience! (A camera and some maps might help, too!).

        eezypeazy

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        • mfonda
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2004
          • 231
          • Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

          #5
          RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

          Thanks for posting the tutorials by Dennis Lance. I wish I had known about these earlier.

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          • smace
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2003
            • 481
            • .

            #6
            RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

            It is not only BVE that is relativly quite. I follow MSTS traction and it has also been quite for a while. A couple of nice new routes and hardware, but long promised routes and hardware are not out yet.
            Same reason, I think. The upgrade to MSTS has made route / hardware authors retink and redo older systems.

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            • abarten
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2002
              • 120
              • Massachusetts, US.

              #7
              RE: BVE IS NOT WHAT IT USE TO BE

              You might more acton at the traimsimcentral.co.uk forum.

              Al

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