Can I make a car ride route?

Well, about this subject, I think that can make, with a car cabview with only speedometer, because if BVE is a TRAIN simulator, we don't change gear levers. We use P1,P2,P3,P4 and P5.
The city is fictional.
Stations? My house.....Sue's supermarket.... Tom's cinema, Jack's school.... hehehe and I'll finish this ride in My house again .
What do you seem about this project?Rufus.

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RE: Can I make a car ride route?, mailer_diablo, Jun-18-03, 12:20 PM, (1) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, tube_dude, Jun-18-03, 03:49 PM, (2) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Joao_CG, Jun-18-03, 06:12 PM, (3) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Tim Frost, Jun-19-03, 02:43 AM, (4) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, tof63, Jun-19-03, 04:01 AM, (5) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Rufus, Jun-19-03, 05:14 AM, (6) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, alex_farlie, Jun-19-03, 09:04 AM, (9) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, tof63, Jun-19-03, 10:47 AM, (10) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Stooopid_person, Jun-19-03, 11:09 AM, (11) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Stooopid_person, Jun-19-03, 05:16 AM, (7) RE: Can I make a car ride route?, Rufus, Jun-19-03, 06:20 AM, (8)

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Speaking about bus routes...

http://koti.mbnet.fi/rogorox/

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Oxford Circus.....Routemaster.....Sounds coolDAMON,
http://www.bvedepot.co.uk

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And why not... troleybusses?? I was thinking about this several months ago.

John Goncalves
http://joaocg.topcities.com

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With BVE, your imagination is the only limit.Enough said! Build it and we will come... put your heart into building it (this means, do it for yourself and not for fame, not to spend every waking moment on it) and we will not only come... but we shall stay, and help you to grow with your creations.Tim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk

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>With BVE, your imagination is the only limit.
>Not too much, people... sorry...Have you tried to make a curve less then 60 meter of radii (40, by example) and to run on it with whatever train?Street cars and busses typical curves are too sharp for BVE Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/

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My first steps with BVE were.... lol. I made 50 meters of radius (.curve 38), for example. Well, I make my car ride with Routebuilder, and after, I edit with Notepad the curves radius and work finished!.Rufus.

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>>With BVE, your imagination is the only limit.
>>
>
>Not too much, people... sorry...
>
>Have you tried to make a curve less then 60 meter of radii
>(40, by example) and to run on it with whatever train?
>
>Street cars and busses typical curves are too sharp for BVE
>
>
>Luigi Cartello
>http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/ Well Assuming that a 25m diaganol at 45 degrees
is the absolute limt, the theoretical minmina
for radi is about 4m.However belwo about 50m the limiting factor isn't
the radi but the number of poloygons needed to do
the grpahics rendering for a smooth curve..Alex

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>>Have you tried to make a curve less then 60 meter of radii
>>(40, by example) and to run on it with whatever train?
>>
>
>Well Assuming that a 25m diaganol at 45 degrees
>is the absolute limt, the theoretical minmina
>for radi is about 4m.
>
>However belwo about 50m the limiting factor isn't
>the radi but the number of poloygons needed to do
>the grpahics rendering for a smooth curve..
>
>Alex NOPE, it's not a gfx problem. The limit is found first in the dynamic of the train: how the train moves in curves, how friction force slows it down, how it springs every 25 meters.Boys, try to drive a train on a 40 meter curve and then you will understand what I'm saying.Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/

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>However belwo about 50m the limiting factor isn't
>the radi but the number of poloygons needed to do
>the grpahics rendering for a smooth curve.. Then use Curve10 instead of Switch! I used Curve 10 for any curves below 150m, although the PRail program doesn't fit very well... Switch and PRail has 5 segments I think while curve 10 has 10 segments!

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>because if BVE is a TRAIN
>simulator, we don't change gear levers. We use P1,P2,P3,P4
>and P5. Probably the P1-P5 is the gears, assuming the accelarator is fully stepped?

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And for the brakes? You choose, until B4 or only B1 in order to stop strongly, like the rallies of Formula One? That can gets increasing deceleration power to ten or twelve (minimum).Rufus.

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