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Okay, I have a problem with BVE, well I think it's my problem but anyway. I maid a railroad crossing. The road is 8 m wide in looks like this in the Route Viewer. Does BVE uses a scale or is this normal? Any help would be welcomeThank you very much !
well here is a repost of the question: the railroadcrossing should be 8 metres wide but in the Route viewer it looks very much narrower. is that normal? Is BVE using some scaling ? Greetz Kris
As far as I know BVE does not use any scaling. All meter markings are in meters... and they stay that way. Keep in mind though that because the perspective in BVE is different things have been known to look smaller.Tim Frost NVTA Subway routes for BVE: http://nvta.co.uk
>I find the same thing: objects in BVE look smaller than I >think they should when I'm designing them. Because, in Structure Viewer, you pressed Page Up and Page Up means Zoom In. But in Track Viewer, if you pressed the left and right arrow keys, it would be approximately the same size.
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