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I'm back! The domain bveroutes.com was stolen before I could renew it and the company that registered it hasn't been helpful so I left BVE for a while. But I have returned with the BVE Timetable editor. I started this back in January and left it incomplete. I've had some time off work over christmas and created a working version.It's a simple way to quickly edit train times for a BVE route, and has some advanced station options. I've found it rather useful. It's a 16kb download (zipped) and is only Windows XP compatible for now.Any questions in this post please. Haven't really got a personal email or website at the moment and I'm not keen on putting my work email here, it's spam free for now (knowing my luck Mr Jinx heard me boasting and is flooding me with SPAM)I will be working on this and release more useful features such as synchronising train times (more info later).HAPPY NEW YEAR(Hopefully the attachments work)
A nice editor for route coders too.. It's realy faster to do it with that program.Nice one !By the way, if someone get that error too (see attached screen), you can download the missing Richtx32 file here: http://freeware.it-mate.co.uk/?Cat=OCX_Files#rSee You Later Julian Legrand
Great stuff.... i want to start building routes *have route builder* so I grab this... I hate to sound stupid but... how do i get the file into the editor program itself? thanks.--------
The gods of hellfire are among us. Fall to your knees and worship the WIZZOS!
Either drag and drop the route file onto the timetable list (the white box) or click the "open .csv route" button.N.B. Plans to support .rw route files have been temporarily abandoned, unless this is a reasonable demand for this.I have set up a mini site for this tool (which will offer support soon) at http://bve.umbagu.net
>Hellfire, RouteBuilder has its own timetable built-in... I haven't used RouteBuilder before as I have only developed one route. My tool is designed for everyone so that timetables in existing routes can be tweaked to suit the user's needs. I wasn't quite sure how to open a csv file in your program.It's also a personal project to develop my coding skills, and I shall continue to work on it after receiving positive feedback.
