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Pleased to announce that Tokyo Metro Hibiya line have been updated. The full route is drivable now and can be downloaded at http://yutaitani.hp.infoseek.co.jp/index7/index2.htmThe Tokyo Metro Class 03 train can be downloaded at http://greenshuttle.loops.jp/bve/moro.htmlI have also noticed that the Tokyo Metro class 08 train have also been updated for the use on Hanzomon line.
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English route files to follow,Unless Nigel, do you fancy trying to translate it ?John
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LAST EDITED ON Jun-20-04 AT 11:36 PM (EST)
>English route files to follow,Unless Nigel, do you fancy
>trying to translate it ?
>
>John Yes, I will give it a go. I managed to download around 12 routes from all the links in the first message - some of which I think I may already have. (won't know for sure until I examine/translate.)I will start on the Tokyo Hibiya line, which has 2 routes.BTW the Tokyo Metro class 08 train update looks like it is not by the original author. The download will unpack to the directory "08s" and does not contain a complete set of files so it is not a stand-alone train. ... to update you will need to copy these files to the original trta08 folder, which you should back up first in case you don't like the update (I have not tested it yet.)
Unfortunatly I don't recall where I got the original if you are missing this, but I am sure someone here will recall.My rough translation of the readme file indicates this was done for copyright reasons.
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There are two download links to the TokyoMetro class 08. Apologies for the error as the original updated class 08 train is found on http://greenshuttle.loops.jp/bve/hanzomon.html The second download link at http://greenshuttle.loops.jp/bve/moro.html, in which Nigelb have downloaded the class 08s train, is actually a variation of the class 08 unit. The difference is seen on the driver cab video display system explained on the http://greenshuttle.loops.jp/bve/moro.html page, where in ATC signalling mode, instead of displaying Express (in Japanese Kanji), displays Commutational Semi Fast (in Japanese Kanji).
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LAST EDITED ON Jun-21-04 AT 02:51 PM (EST)
Here are the English versions of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya lines. (see link in first message for the original files, including sound and objects). There are two route files attached designated by the author as File 1 and File 2. The first, is underground except for the starting station and the last station. Stations are average, but the subway appears to lack passengers. The train is ATC controlled. The second route file is all above ground and starts where the first one ended. There is no scenery other than the stock Japanese stations, so this is one of those runs across a billiard table. This part of the route is ATS. The plus side is, it should run fine on a minimum spec computer. Anyway since I translated the route files (replace the Japanese versions), I thought I would upload it.
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