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Member since Jun-19-04 · 59 posts

How to get Italian default signals on this outstanding route?I've download signal set from Alex_80, it's really nice, but could it be installed for this route? And if it could, how to do that?I think that the route would then be more realistic.Again congartulations to the authors.

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Member since Aug-27-04 · 28 posts

RE: Sanbie default signals

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The final version of Sanbie for BVE 4.1 allready uses a modified version of Alex 80's italian style signals and specific builded level crossing signals. The 2.6.3 version uses default BVE signal to make a first kind of signal automation on the line. In fact this line is the first Italian line that uses a dynamical signalling.

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Ferrovia Alifana (Italy): 41 245, single diesel track, 50UNI rails, 8 stations, 4 stops. ALn663, ALn668 ALn773/880, BR211

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Member since Aug-27-04 · 28 posts

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hmmm... it's possible using them as simple free static objects and changing light aspects with the three possible positions: red, yellow and green (if I remeber right, there's a readme file in the zip). Optionally you can put a BVE 2.6.3 signal just before the free object.
There were a London Underground Line which was delivered with a simple batch file to change the standard japanese signls with the those in service on the LUL. I don't remeber the name of the line.

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Ferrovia Alifana (Italy): 41 245, single diesel track, 50UNI rails, 8 stations, 4 stops. ALn663, ALn668 ALn773/880, BR211

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>There were a London Underground Line which was delivered
>with a simple batch file to change the standard japanese
>signls with the those in service on the LUL. I don't remeber
>the name of the line. It was the Northern Line V3 for BVE V2.6

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Member since Aug-27-04 · 28 posts

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Yes that's right. I have it on my pc too, but I forgot it...

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Ferrovia Alifana (Italy): 41 245, single diesel track, 50UNI rails, 8 stations, 4 stops. ALn663, ALn668 ALn773/880, BR211

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