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The more I play with BVE, the more i love it, but:
there is one little point:Beside other reasons why i think Piccadilly line is a great BVE line, there is the particular reason that you can go up and down the line, and that is what i am missing on most BVE lines.Just a little thougt of mine...owh, and please forgive me for my disastrous englishGreetz VDB
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This is due to the BVE program engine and also becouse graphic objects are built uncompleted (missing parts, unvisible in one direction are visible in the opposite) to save time and improve the frameate.
To have a back travel on BVE you need a new route file and probably some modifications on most of objects.
These things usually are not made by authors becouse they find too tedious and unpleasant to make them (I'm one of those), but they prefer to spend time in a new project.Cheers,
Luigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
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You can also do this on the bo'ness branch class 47 rescue, get now at www.gotopcs.net
http://www.bvedepot.co.uk BVE at your Fingertips!
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The Picc eastbound run has always had a little, ahem, rushed feeling to it, hopefully this should be less so in v3.--
Tom Beevers
http://brj.rr.nu
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