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UER Forum > Private Boards Index > Rail/Transit fanning > Virtual TTC... (Viewed 6804 times)
Stewie 


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Virtual TTC...
< on 3/13/2005 8:28 PM >
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Ever wanted to drive a TTC subway train at home on your computer? I just did :)


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Davisville station, viewed from the southbound track looking East

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St. Patrick station, looking down the Southbound platform

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Entering Glencairn station Southbound, from the cab of a T1

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Yorkdale station, very nicely modelled



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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 1 on 3/13/2005 8:43 PM >
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Looks cool!




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 2 on 3/15/2005 6:39 PM >
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Wow! What computer program is this? How can I get it?




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 3 on 3/15/2005 7:12 PM >
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Boso View Express

http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp/index2.html

Click the pic above "Ver 2.6.3" then click the text "BVE Ver 2.6.3". Now click on English Download. Most of the website is Japanese, but it shouldn't be too hard to find the right files. When you get that set-up, let me know and I will set the route package up for download.

Theres a large plethora of routes and trains available... for all different kinds of trains. Subway, freight, passenger. Mostly though, BVE is used for subway routes. This is the only Toronto subway route done right now, however the Bloor-Danforth is also being slowly worked on. Theres also a huge collection of New York subway routes.



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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 4 on 3/16/2005 1:15 AM >
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I just installed it. Where can I find these routeS?




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 5 on 3/16/2005 2:35 AM >
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Just uploaded it. Disregard the instructions in the main readme file. Just drag all the folders into the C:\Program Files\BVE folder. Then follow the instructions in the "signals" folder to set up the TTC style signals.

http://s27.yousend...HUX9J0LDRO29GPMA9W

A BVE route database: www.bve-routes.com



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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 6 on 3/17/2005 2:41 AM >
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Thanks man! It rocks!




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 7 on 3/18/2005 1:51 AM >
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Okay, looks like it has some potential but how the hell do you use it?

What are the commands, etc. Is there a user guide? And were/how can I download the routes/trains of my choice?

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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 8 on 3/18/2005 2:41 AM >
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For routes look around on http://www.bve-routes.com/

Some of them are offline (such as the Montreal ones I believe).

As for the controls, it depends. You can change those in the options to what feels right for you.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 9 on 3/18/2005 1:55 PM >
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TWO LEVER TRAIN
Z Increase Power
A Decrease Power
< Increase Brake
> Release Brake
? Activate Emergency Brake

ONE LEVER TRAIN
Z More Power / Less Brake
A Less Power / More Brake
Q Activate Emergency Brake

COMMON TRAIN CONTROLS
UP Arrow Forward
DOWN Arrow Reverse
(N Neutral)
SPACE BAR ATS Accept
INSERT Continuation Chime Reset
DELETE Emergency Brake Reset
END Open Emergency Brake
PAGE UP Change to ATS Control
PAGE DOWN Change to ATC Control
BACKSPACE Speed Hold
SHIFT + F2 Safety System Power On
CTRL + F2 Safety System Reset
F3 "Passenger Meter" On/Off
SHIFT + F3 Time & Door (Press Again) Frame Rate Display
F4 Open/Close Time-table
SHIFT + F4 Scroll Time-table UP
CTRL + F4 Scroll Time-table DOWN


Yah, it looks confusing but half that stuff you won't even need. Just pay attention to the Power and Brake controls. You probably won't need any of that ATS/ATC or safety reset stuff.

On some trains, such as the T1, you'll need to use the arrow keys for power and brakes. If you click the grey box thing at the left side of the screen, you'll get some options. In one of those selections, there will be a selector for control method 1 or 2. While its on 1, you can use the arrow keys to control the reverser, on method 2 they control the speed and brake.



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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 10 on 3/28/2005 6:45 PM >
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After going 120 around a corner and bouncing off a wall, I'm guessing it's impossible to crash a train in this simulation.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 11 on 3/28/2005 8:05 PM >
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Yes, you're right. There are no derailments that I know of.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 12 on 4/23/2005 2:38 PM >
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Just uploaded it. Disregard the instructions in the main readme file. Just drag all the folders into the C:\Program Files\BVE folder. Then follow the instructions in the "signals" folder to set up the TTC style signals.

http://s27.yousend...HUX9J0LDRO29GPMA9W

A BVE route database: www.bve-routes.com


Any chance of uploading again? The link says that it's expired and I can't get it off bve-routes.com

Thanks!




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 13 on 6/1/2006 5:51 PM >
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I would love to try the Toronto route on BVE, but the site doesn't host it anymore, can someone upload it again? Also looking for the Montreal Green line.

Thanks....





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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 14 on 6/1/2006 8:19 PM >
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Heh, to be honest I don't even have it anymore myself and I'm not sure where to get it anymore... its been a good while now. If I find it I'll post it here though.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 15 on 6/2/2006 9:50 AM >
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Ok no rush, as I have other things to fix on the PC first like my dying 2nd hard disk, I'll guess I'll be doing some backups. Thanks.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 16 on 6/2/2006 7:52 PM >
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damn, this thing is addicting. too bad they don't have the chicago loop.




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 17 on 9/7/2006 6:18 AM >
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I know the guy that made the first line, Dave. He won't be making the second Bloor-danforth route as planned. However, I noticed no one has ever mention MSTS ? I have played both and there is absolutely no comparison.




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< Reply # 18 on 9/7/2006 6:36 AM >
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I still dip into MSTS every once in awhile but it doesn't hold my interest as it used to. It crashes way too often for me to even attempt to have fun with it. Buggy 5 year old software...




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Re: Virtual TTC...
< Reply # 19 on 9/7/2006 9:25 PM >
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I still dip into MSTS every once in awhile but it doesn't hold my interest as it used to. It crashes way too often for me to even attempt to have fun with it. Buggy 5 year old software...


The company that Microsoft contracted out for MSTS is going to realize the sequal for MSTS on its own soon, since Microsoft didn't want to renew the franchise.




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