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I was on a 180 at the weekend and the train suddenly stopped outside Didcot. A few minutes later the PA comes on and apparently a child had pulled the emergency alarm and they couldn't reset it :roll: After a few minutes of staff walking up and down the train it got going again. This was in...
Try the 163.75 driver set - these will allow BVE to work properly.
Then use reschanger to change the BVE window mode to a resolution close to your full screen resolution (BVE and Nvidia cards don't like exiting from full screen)
I took that paper and the answers were 5% of the paper - but the bigger picture is that the paper is only 40% of the total GCSE, so it may not be that crucial in the end.
That happened to me with the most recent Nvidia graphics drivers.
anything before 84.21 is recommended but 163.75 are the best recent drivers. Anything newer doesn't work properly.
I am getting similar things with BVE on a Windows XP PC.
I think it is to do with the Dx10 (i.e. geforce 8xxx) graphics cards. It didn't do any of these things when using the integrated graphics.
I haven't spent any time sifting through the Nvidia settings yet though.
Metronet are pretty short of cash at the moment.... shame they don't own them!
Wait a few years, then spend a lot of money on planning permission and transport! You have to get it from LU first though.
It's a full size mock up
it's the best I could find, I'm afraid.
for those interested (from foreground) - cross rail train, Q38 stock, 1938 stock and the 1986 'green train',
the 'lick' of paint along with the 'shattered glass' effect on the floors!
Mind you, they probably found more than just glass on those trains. Any train left in South Harrow rarely comes out in the same condition it went in.
whilst the 1995 stock was being manufactured, Alsthom was able to manufacture more trains than LU could commission and store, so they were stored at various locations whilst they were pending delivery.