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-> General information & service
Open BVE Project Homepage
This is the main webpage, where the simulator development takes placer. In case you need to look for any kind of documentation, check for program updates, or download the developer tools, this is the right place to go to.
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BVE Trainsim Homepage
Home of the original BVE simulator with all versions of BVE Trainsim, created by Mr. Mackoy. This site is unfortunately in Japanese only, but free online translation services, such as Google Translate, will help you find what you need.
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open BVE Routes Overview
An overview of openBVE and BVE routes created by an enthusiast. If you are searching for some route, try here. Author is present on the forum as: fcancalon
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open BVE Rolling Stock Overview
The same website also has a section dedicated to available rolling stock; it is basically worth going through all the sections. Author is present on the forum as: fcancalon
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-> Developer's homes
Graymac's Celtic Trainsim
Graymac's website with beautiful Irish and Welsh routes and also Irish rolling stock. The author is very active on the openBVE scene, still releasing new add ons.
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Chris Lees' BVE Cornwall
Home of a well-known UK developer Chris Lees. Some very interesting projects are in progress; for example a steam locomotive. Chris is developing the simulator program further.
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Dexter's Brno BVE Website
BrnoBVE Website. Home of the First Brno Track and Czech animated trains. The website also contains a few developing tools, free objects and a photo gallery of locos.
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Steve's BVE4 Trains
Website of a very talented developer Steve Thomas. His HQ trains are a must to have for your rolling stock. Make sure to pay Steve a visit, you will not be disappointed.
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Anthony Bowden's Railsimroutes
Home of the well-known Anthony Bowden's work. Contains highly realistic and detailed stuff for openBVE, formulas for animations and much more.
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BVE Western Region
BVE Western Region focuses on creating quality routes and trains for BVE. This website is the home of Central, Jubilee and Waterloo & City lines for BVE
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BVE Klub Hungary
This Hungarian website has got many contributors. The site is very active and provides quality content; routes, objects and helpful tools included.
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Pioneer Trains
Home of the Pioneer Trains group. Includes a selection of UK rolling stock for OpenBVE, with new additions being worked on.
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Manuel's High Speed Trains
Manuel's openBVE website, which focuses on high-speed trains from around the globe. If you are a fan of really fast trains, this will be your choice.
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London BVE Tube
This website provides a regularly updated database of London-based openBVE tube routes. If you are an underground enthusiast, this might be the signpost for you.
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BVE Fans Italy
Website of italian BVE fans. It contains some very nice Italian trains and routes. Definitely worth a try. Italian and English language.
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Luigi Cartello's Website
Website of Luigi Cartello. It contains valuable information on object, route and train building. If you are an aspiring add-on developer, take a look at this site. Italian and English language.
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BVE Brasil
Brasilian BVE site with trains and routes to download. The team has recently announced a "return" to production, so hopefully they will come up with new addons as well.
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BVE Club Mexico
Mexican BVE website with a few works ready for donload. Surprisingly it contains not only Mexican add ons, but also some from other parts of the world.
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BVE Barcelona
This website comes, as the name suggests, from Spain. It mainly focuses on Barcelona tube with two lines available for download. New updates have recently been promised...
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BVE Terminus
Formerly also a forum, nowadays a website offering a collection of free objects for openBVE, a few routes, and a couple of hosted sites.
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BVE Virginia Website
BVE Virginia website. This is the homepage of the Blueridge route and all corresponding trains. The website appears inactive at the moment, no news in a while.
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-> Other Forums
BVE Station Forums
Large BVE forums from behind the ocean, that is BVE Station. Mostly focused on US addons and subways, provides downloads and also some tips for beginners.
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-> Useful sites
Lunapic Imaging Service
A brilliant online service to edit your pictures. If you cannot afford expensive software such as Photoshop to process your textures, try this website. It is free and provides many features.
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Audacity Sound Processor
Audacity is an open-source, cross-platform program that allows you to record, edit and mix sounds. It can be useful for recording station announcements etc. Offers adding effects, too.
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