Scenic Bernina freeware route now ORTS compliant

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  • csantucci
    Senior Member
    • Nov 1999
    • 856
    • Torino, Italy.

    #1

    Scenic Bernina freeware route now ORTS compliant

    The scenic Swiss Bernina freeware route is now fully OR-compliant (besides being still runnable also under MSTS).
    You can download the route by clicking here http://www.rhb-trainsim.com/ and then clicking on the "Bernina Bahn" item on the vertical menu at the left. You will be directed to a page where you have to download and install 8 files. Follow carefully the instructions and the readmes.
    There is a pack of activities that have been tested and adapted to OR.
    Last edited by csantucci; 04-06-2020, 04:46.
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  • NorthernWarrior
    6500 Post Veteran


    • Apr 2007
    • 6922
    • Swindon, England

    #2
    Nice one. Downloading now.
    Vern.

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    • NorthernWarrior
      6500 Post Veteran


      • Apr 2007
      • 6922
      • Swindon, England

      #3
      What a beautiful route and rolling stock! Much improvement over the Simtrain.ch payware route.

      A real challenge to drive (already running late) especially as unlike the DTG/Thomson Bernina Line there is no speed control on the locos and railcars, that I can see.
      Vern.

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      • NorthernWarrior
        6500 Post Veteran


        • Apr 2007
        • 6922
        • Swindon, England

        #4
        Quick question which I thought I'd append here?

        What is the policy about using objects from the Bernina Line in a personal project, which might or might not eventually end up released as a freeware offering? Can't see much in the readme other than the route itself can't be re-shared which is fair enough.

        I had a couple of ideas for a freelance RhB style route which I might like to try making at some point.
        Vern.

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        • lineman
          Senior Member

          • Mar 2007
          • 539
          • Phoenix AZ
          • General

          #5
          I have a missing shape file - ch_fwerk1.s & .sd - per routeriter. Route works fine just wondering where to get this file. Thank you.

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          • R. Steele
            3500 Post Veteran

            • Feb 2013
            • 3928
            • known universe
            • ORTS

            #6
            Originally posted by lineman
            I have a missing shape file - ch_fwerk1.s & .sd - per routeriter. Route works fine just wondering where to get this file. Thank you.
            That file can be found in RMD East or West routes. Just did a search of my routes.
            Tr_RouteFile (
            RouteID ( RMD_East )
            Name ( "Milwaukee RMD East: Subs 1&2" )
            Tr_RouteFile (
            RouteID ( RMD_West )
            Name ( "Milwaukee RMD West: Subs 3&4" )
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            • lineman
              Senior Member

              • Mar 2007
              • 539
              • Phoenix AZ
              • General

              #7
              Thank you sir, I guess I didn't wait long enough for my computer search as I have both of those routes, although on a different drive. Again a big thank you!!

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              • csantucci
                Senior Member
                • Nov 1999
                • 856
                • Torino, Italy.

                #8
                Originally posted by NorthernWarrior
                Quick question which I thought I'd append here?

                What is the policy about using objects from the Bernina Line in a personal project, which might or might not eventually end up released as a freeware offering? Can't see much in the readme other than the route itself can't be re-shared which is fair enough.

                I had a couple of ideas for a freelance RhB style route which I might like to try making at some point.
                Hi Vern,
                of course you can do what you want for your personal use.
                Re re-using objects in another route for public freeware use, I need some days to reply to you, for the simple reason that the route had many contributors, so I'll have to contact them individually, and I hope to find updated contact info for them.
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                • NorthernWarrior
                  6500 Post Veteran


                  • Apr 2007
                  • 6922
                  • Swindon, England

                  #9
                  Originally posted by csantucci
                  Hi Vern,
                  of course you can do what you want for your personal use.
                  Re re-using objects in another route for public freeware use, I need some days to reply to you, for the simple reason that the route had many contributors, so I'll have to contact them individually, and I hope to find updated contact info for them.
                  Thanks Carlos, much appreciated.
                  Vern.

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