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It's been a while since I've had anything to do with BVE but recent events have made me step in for a bit... After consulting a few relevant people, I am pleased to announce that a few of the downloads from the old BVE Routes and trains website (BRT) are now available on an archive site...

Please see the top of this post... http://brtforum.proboards60.com/index.cgi?board=jubilee&action=display&thread=1201452452

If my theory is right, then unless the BVE game engine is rewritten, there is nothing much we could do. It is worth noting that the only major change in technology with newer cards is the use of unified shaders, which takes care of both pixel and vertex processing in one unit.

After some analysis and talks with my gamer friends and Games technology teacher at uni; The theory that we come up with is that the BVE game engine is incompatable with new graphics card's architecture. In the old days (before Geforce 8 series), the GPU contains different fixed number shader...

Hey, thanks Andrew... Will there be chicken? :P

NathanPrior, you have a PM.

Sorry for the late response, I've been doing exams and wasnt really frequenthing this forum. I dont really get what you saying. I want to know if the nice full size mock up cab was showing the Jubilee or Northern Line? The Jubilee Line is fully photoreal with Platform edge doors at stations...

You should be the voice-over for Homer Simpson.

Yep, we do have indeed. For Green Park-North Greenwich ONLY, we have close to 800 pics costing about 2GB of hard drive space.

Those resolutions are out of date. The JLE uses 256x256 minimum.

Was it really the Jubilee or the Northern?

To answer your question... Not started and not started.

Sounds like you uninstalled it or did a system rollback or something which removed all the configuration setting. You are better off re-installing BVE.

Just had a chance to try out this route today. One word- terrific. I really liked the rolling fields, as it gives a wide, airy feel. I also liked the use of disused tracks here and there as it really gives Maplestead a mysterious past history (which I am eager to find out only if Maplestead is...

I aint tried the new drivers but I'll see about that tomorrow. If the game doesnt work, I'll sell it on Ebay.

Heres some more pictures of the simulators... http://brtforum.proboards60.com/index.cgi?board=brt&action=display&thread=1195691829&page=1 Dan Lewis has also made a video of the 1996 stock mock up cab with the Jubilee Line in use... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7MxzQ2i088

On the support section of http://www.railsimulator.com/ it says that the crapest card which would run the game is a 64MB DirectX 9.0c compliant card with at least Pixel Shader 2.0 I thought my card satisfy the requirements defined above.

Yes I do, but the rest isnt. :?

It might just be me, but I dont feel that its nessasary to stop everything for exams as the time is still there. I continued with route building and gaming throughout my GCSE and A levels and still ended up with some very good grades.

Here is my system specs, CPU: AMD Athlon xp 3000 at 2.1ghz RAM: 1GB DDR Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce 5200 FX 128mb