[BVE] What is this route??

Jack123 · 1st July 2012, 14:28

Hello,
I've just been looking through my computer files and ive come across some images what I now really want to know where can I get this route!!! In 2010 a BVE website closed down, BVE London? anyone remember? and in there last couple of days, they let BVE users download all the WIP Trains. I downloaded the Victoria Line 2009 stock. The file wasn't that great, it only came with some sounds and a load of strange screen shots. However the screen shots, show a Victoria Line route, what is the most detailed and realistic looking route that I have ever come across. The screen shots are labeled, "DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-15-05-07". Has anybody got a clue where i can get this route from. I have attached the files for people to look at. DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-15-05-07.jpg DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-11-51-84.jpg

pebbens · 1st July 2012, 15:56

Wow miss driving on BVE - can't recall which route that is though.

Jack123 · 1st July 2012, 16:23

I bet you would miss it, I know I would, and not to worry, but really what I wanted to know was is it out there somewhere for BVE?

slick · 1st July 2012, 16:41

Now I dont know where to get this route, but I can tell you im 90% sure its the Victora line. The first screenshot appears to be the tunnel mouth from northumberland park depot and the second appears to be the washer plant in the depot. Modelled very accuratley from what I can see.

EDIT: Having done a bit of reasearch, It isnt BVE. Its the MSTS Victoria Line using 2009 stock.

christopher · 1st July 2012, 16:45

I don't think that's BVE. If I remember rightly they took the cab from a LU simulator of which this looks like.

317666 · 1st July 2012, 17:46

As far as I'm aware that's an official training simulator which is used by LU, not BVE!

1st July 2012, 14:28	#1
Jack123 Member Join Date: 17 Jun 2012 Posts: 25	What is this route?? Hello, I've just been looking through my computer files and ive come across some images what I now really want to know where can I get this route!!! In 2010 a BVE website closed down, BVE London? anyone remember? and in there last couple of days, they let BVE users download all the WIP Trains. I downloaded the Victoria Line 2009 stock. The file wasn't that great, it only came with some sounds and a load of strange screen shots. However the screen shots, show a Victoria Line route, what is the most detailed and realistic looking route that I have ever come across. The screen shots are labeled, "DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-15-05-07". Has anybody got a clue where i can get this route from. I have attached the files for people to look at. DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-15-05-07.jpg DriverTraining 2010-02-27 22-11-51-84.jpg

1st July 2012, 16:41	#4
slick Driver Member Join Date: 5 Feb 2006 Location: West Anglia Posts: 83	Now I dont know where to get this route, but I can tell you im 90% sure its the Victora line. The first screenshot appears to be the tunnel mouth from northumberland park depot and the second appears to be the washer plant in the depot. Modelled very accuratley from what I can see. EDIT: Having done a bit of reasearch, It isnt BVE. Its the MSTS Victoria Line using 2009 stock. __________________ Slick -------------------------------------- Last edited by slick; 1st July 2012 at 16:58.

1st July 2012, 17:46	#6
317666 Member Join Date: 4 Sep 2009 Posts: 909	As far as I'm aware that's an official training simulator which is used by LU, not BVE! __________________ Last 317 travelled on: 317670

1st July 2012, 15:56	#2
pebbens New Member Join Date: 13 Apr 2007 Posts: 2	Wow miss driving on BVE - can't recall which route that is though.

1st July 2012, 16:23	#3
Jack123 Member Join Date: 17 Jun 2012 Posts: 25	I bet you would miss it, I know I would, and not to worry, but really what I wanted to know was is it out there somewhere for BVE?

1st July 2012, 16:45	#5
christopher Member Join Date: 22 Aug 2006 Location: Romford Posts: 237	I don't think that's BVE. If I remember rightly they took the cab from a LU simulator of which this looks like.