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Sandymill
"Electric" By Craig Allan (www.northern-railways.co.uk) |
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| Route File Details |
| Your journey is 16
miles long and it starts at Sandymill! You drive through
familiar terrain on the electrified Sandymill to Balfearn
line until you reach Greenhills, where the line branches
off to Ashfield. Here the catenary ends, but the line
continues on to Cardross with a mix of urban and rural
scenery to enjoy along the way! The route is set in the era: 1986-93 with electrification from Sandymill all the way through to Ashfield Central. There are nine route files, using a variety of traction: |
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| Motive Power | Class 87 (87025), Class 150/2, Class 311, Class 314, Class 318 and Class 325 |
| Distance | 18 km |
| Stations | Six - Ladykirk, Greenhills, Greenhills Upper, Kilpatrick, Ashfield East, Ashfield Central |
| Signalling | BR Coloured Light Three Aspect |
| Speed Limits | 20 mph to 75 mph |
| Credits (in addition to the Sandymill Electric: Sandymill - Invermay v2.0 credits) |
| Craig
Allan (http://www.northern-railways.co.uk) Creating the Sandymill - Ashfield route files. Modifying various objects. Robert Glass (http://www.scotrailsim.co.uk) Anthony
Bowden (http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk) John
Owen (http://www.rwysnd.btinternet.co.uk) |
| Special Thanks |
| Thanks
to everyone who tested the route and provided useful
feedback. Anthony
Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk And anyone else I've forgotten to mention |
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| Download (ADDED:
14th June 2003) Please note that the copyright and ownership of the materials contained within the download belongs to the developers. If you would like to use any of the files from the download, please contact me: robert@scotrailsim.co.uk |
Please
extract the files to your BVE folder,
e.g. C:\Program Files\BVE\
and select to overwrite when prompted.
| Sandymill - Ashfield v1.0.2 | Last update: 28th July 2003 |
NOTES The main Sandymill Electric: Sandymill - Invermay v2.0 'Day' and 'Night' objects must be installed in order to run these routes. Get them here The route files will install to the following subfolders of \BVE\Routes\ \Sandymill_Electric\1986-93\Dawn\Ashfield\ The routes are equipped with semi-functional AWS - please ensure that the trains used are equipped with this. DAWN, DAY & NIGHT
ROUTES © Craig Allan, Robert Glass & Anthony Bowden, 2001-2003.
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| Drivable traction, required to be downloaded separately |
| Train | Download Site |
Class 87 - 87025 |
http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve/ |
Class 150/2 |
http://www.rwysnd.btinternet.co.uk/ |
Classes 311, 314 & 318 |
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/zerosignal/bve/ |
| Class 325 | http://www.bvetrains.co.uk |
Note the routes are equipped with semi-functional AWS - please ensure that the trains used are equipped with this. If they are not equipped, you will not hear the appropriate sounds when passing AWS magnets associated with yellow/red signals or advanced and temporary speed restriction warning boards. Read on...
| TRAIN UPGRADE | 14th June 2003 |
NOTES Please download and install the following upgrade, only after you have installed all of the original trains AWS UPGRADE (90 KB) Thanks to the original author(s) of these trains for permission to supply this upgrade... David White (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/zerosignal/bve/) |
These BVE add-ons contain both copyrighted and
open source material. Permission may be required before re-using
or redistributing copyrighted material, and open source material
may be used without permission. See any additional documentation
for details on which files fall under each category.
| Important Information and Developers Notes |
All bitmaps 256*256 or less and 256 colours.
This add-on is compliant with the BVE Track Sound Standard [BVETSS], so whenever a train is used in combination with a BVETSS compliant route the correct track sounds are guaranteed to be heard. To find out more, please visit the BVETSS site: www.railsimroutes.co.uk/bvetss BVE and all it's add ons are freeware, but copyright © on all material belongs to the developers unless stated otherwise. So it is recommended that you seek permission before you consider releasing any work that contains, or is based upon, material created by someone else. For more information about this aspect of development, please read the following guidelines: BVE Developer Guidelines - A set of guidelines, to help new BVE developers avoid copyright pitfalls when releasing a new BVE add-on These can be found at Anthony Bowden's website (Rail Sim Routes UK), and you can access the relevant section directly, by clicking on the banner below...
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