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Open BVE 0.9
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Its not a version of BVE. But yes it has more features.
Hi EthanD78 and welcome to the forum.
class 313 is right - openBVE is, strictly speaking, not a new version of BVE, but a wholly new train simulator, that has been built to run BVE routes.
As a consequence, it will have many new features, but many of them will only apply when the route is run in openBVE. If you try to run a route written for openBVE (and there are few of them), in BVE, you will encounter error messages in BVE.
Hope that's clear...
At the moment, it seems that some developers are trying to ensure that their BVE routes will run in openBVE. Some openBVE versions of routes are in development, but as far as I'm aware, none have been released yet...
I have this feeling that says that trainsimming in 2009 is going to get so much better...
Regards
eezypeazy
class 313 is right - openBVE is, strictly speaking, not a new version of BVE, but a wholly new train simulator, that has been built to run BVE routes.
As a consequence, it will have many new features, but many of them will only apply when the route is run in openBVE. If you try to run a route written for openBVE (and there are few of them), in BVE, you will encounter error messages in BVE.
Hope that's clear...
At the moment, it seems that some developers are trying to ensure that their BVE routes will run in openBVE. Some openBVE versions of routes are in development, but as far as I'm aware, none have been released yet...
I have this feeling that says that trainsimming in 2009 is going to get so much better...
Regards
eezypeazy
FEVF has updated to OpenBVE.
http://fevf.altervista.org/index.html
I have downloaded others, and I don't want to offend any other great route builders, but I had the OpenBVE startup opened to this route when I read your message.
There are trolly cars and a steam engine also.
I will try to look up some of the other trains and routes that I have and maybe post some links later.
OpenBVE is at 094 now. We are getting close!
http://fevf.altervista.org/index.html
I have downloaded others, and I don't want to offend any other great route builders, but I had the OpenBVE startup opened to this route when I read your message.
There are trolly cars and a steam engine also.
I will try to look up some of the other trains and routes that I have and maybe post some links later.
OpenBVE is at 094 now. We are getting close!
xc170
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Personally ive given up on BVE I only use openBVE now its so much better!
Adam
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dennis63uk
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Will not install on my PC as i keep getting a error. Using Windows XP sp3, 2gb ddr2 memory, ATI X1500 graphics card.
dennis63uk
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I get kernel32.dll error come up everytime i try to install it
FusionRail
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You dont install openBVE...
FusionRail
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Dont forget, the download off the site does NOT include all of the files. You need others, im not sure where to get them from though. This will be your problem.
VirginTrainFreak
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it looks good but i cant get it to work on this pc it allways erros
VirginTrainFreak
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it works know :P
Ayman493
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Did you know, all trains compatible with BVE2 are also compatible with BVE4, but not vice versa. Some BVE4 compatible trains are compatible with BVE2, but not the panel
Jordy
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Yeh please don't do that! 
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