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By any chance has anyone got or got links that work to the folloing routes, I have Tsurumi and looking for a couple more, as I am enjoying it so much. This kind of route seem to be what I like, any other s you can think of would ne ok too. I have FGR and EFCJ Pina.1. Enoden 2. Tozai. 3. Tangurumi 3. Kitakyushu Tramway (Ex CroTrains)Tried the links from Vince Black's page for the above.Thanks in advanceTom
>The Tanigumi route was great, I spent alot of time running >that route What a nice route, love the night lighting and the snow looks good too, my only mistake was trying to have a go at the night route first, think I need to have a go at the day route to get used to it first.By the way Lugi, you sent me the unfixed file, not a problem, LHmelt let me rename the files with no problems, TomWell they say life was not spose to be easy, but gee its not spose to be this hard either.
>I never been able to extract the route file from the Enoden >route. Then get my article, "How To Download,Run & Alter Japanese Routes" (v3.1).It contains all you need to run the majority of Japanese BVE routes correctly, (with screen shots), and also how to anglify the route files with freeware programs and sources of Japanese railway infomation plus a full picture list of Japanese railway signs and their meanings. To get it ..Go to ..... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BVE/files/(It's a 838Kb download)John
Its only the route gives that is the problem so I did it my easy way instead of trying to use hackman on the file... 1. Extract the rest of the files. 2. Gointo Windows explorer and create a Enoden directory under Routes. 3. Go backinto the arcive program and tag and extract the route files to this directory making sure the Directory opton is off. 4. Go back into windows Explorer and change the names of the files, I just changed the start to Enoden, the number is the tram required, there is 2 version of the last one.You won't be sorry its great, but not if you are a speed demon, 25KM most of the way with sections of 15KPH, but it gives you time to enjoy his wounderful work.Tom
>For Tozai, I don't think there is a tramline with such a >name. A couple of BVE JR Tozai lines are available at >http://homepage3.nifty.com/BVE_TZS/com.html >and http://homepage3.nifty.com/BVE_TZS/ETozai.html Intresting if goto Vince's Virtual Deopt then to Japan and then to 10, the link at the bottom of the page is to JR_TOZAI.ZIP, maybe its not a tram type line but they must have used the 103's before they got the 207's. There's pictures of the 103's in 3 different colors on that page.Tom
>1. Enoden Downloading now with even a couple of more trams on top of the 300 that I already had. 2 are quite large.>2. Tozai. Went by Vince's Page its marked as a tram line but will check it out.>3. Tangurumi Thought I copyed the name correctly from Vince's site, Thanks I will wait for the emails.>3. Kitakyushu Tramway (Ex CroTrains) Well looks like this one is a Mystery, any one else with detaila? Did the PCC 7000 Have its own route or was it just the tram? Special thanks to all that replied and Thanks in advance for any future replies.Tom
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