BVE Library - Links

Links

Below you will find a collection of useful links to websites world- wide offering material for the BVE and openBVE train simulators.

The place where BVE all started!

Mackoy’s home site where you can

download the BVE2 and BVE4 train

simulator programs as well as some

tools to assist developers in making

add-ons. Watch for BVE5 too. This is the home of the openBVE

Project, a license-free, open source,

free of charge train driving simulator.

Chris Lees has taken on the

development of the openBVE train sim

and has made a very promsing start.

Eezypeazy & Guillyman’s BVE Pages

Here you will find several routes and

utilities plus a vast selection of train

exteriors and objects for developers to

use in their projects. A bespoke object

building service is also offered.

Anthony Bowden’s wonderful website

is the home of his Birmingham Cross-

City South, and Watford to Rugby

routes. Look out too for his regular

blogs where you can learn the best

developing secrets from the top man.

Mackoy openBVE BVE Pages BVE Routes-Trains Traction Maintenance Depot BVE Cornwall Sacha’s BVE Website BVE in Scotland BVE Croatia RailSimRoutes TrainSimCentral BVE4 Net Oovee BVE London Underground celtictrainsim S.R.P.S Steve Green’s Trainsimcentral should

be the first port of call for anyone new

to BVE. Packed with quality utilities,

routes and trains, there are also very

comprehensive guides to help you to

install the sims on your computer. Home of the NWM Team’s magnificent

Network West Midlands, a fictional

system based upon railways in central

England. Presently being upgraded to

Openbve standards, the next release

is eagerly awaited.

At BVE Croatia Viktor brings you not

only his own BVE Garden and Vallis

Aurea routes, but also an enormous

list of links to all the best Japanese

routes around. Developing guides

and an object library there too!

Pay a visit here to download many

fine British diesel locomotives and

DMU’s from Martin Corbett, a man

with plenty of experience driving the

real thing. Look out for his APT, and

the extremely loud class 55! Chris Lees offers a taste of the west

country here with his great Plymouth

demo route, including Brunel’s Royal

Albert Bridge. He incudes two steam

locomotives for download too for

those who like heritage routes.

Pay a visit to Sacha’s BVE Website to download the great LUL Victoria Line,

including automatic train operation

runs, not common in BVE. Included

also is the lovely fictional Bay Park

route for both BVE2 and BVE4.

Theflyingoreo’s fantastic website

offers a wealth of information on LUL

trains and includes route conversions

to BVE2 as well as his own drivable

trains. Look out too for his Cityrail

Northern Line from his native Sydney.

Zane Saxton’s Oovee Entertainment

is a professional organisation which

produces quality trains for various

simulators. Visit his freebie section to

download some superb trains which

you can run in your BVE routes. Home of the Ballyfeckin and Waterville Railway and the Ireland West Railway. As well as graymac's Irish routes there is Irish motive power and rolling stock too. And a blog page, in keeping with the dual national pastimes of "giving out" and "rearing up". Call in here at Robert Glass’ BVE in

Scotland website for various drivable

trains from the area, as well as the

lovely Milngavie to Springburn and

Blackbrook to Cheddington routes for

the BVE2 train simulator. Don Clarke’s Scottish Rail Preservation

Society site contains not only the great

Edinburgh to Aberdeen and the B’oness

preserved branch line routes, but also a

mine of information about real railways.

Great gallery for LNER enthusiasts!

Wongie’s BVE Downloads

BVE in the Heartland Allen Amos brings you BVE routes

and material from the American

Heartland. A very skilled object builder,

he’s also shown he is a very capable

developer of routes with his delightful

Fairland and the keenly awaited

Seneca runs. Dan Floyd’s BVERT website offers a

goldmine of routes and trains for both

mainline and Underground enthusiasts

alike. Star of the show is probably the

Central Line route from Dan himself.

Well worth a visit!

Brno BVE Derryck not only brings you his local

route through his home town of Brno

in the Czech Republic, but also some

great Openbve trains. Look out also

for a couple of handy utilities, namely

his Railgen and his Bench Generator.

BVE Trainz The new website of Adam Harrison

and Andy Thompson where you can

find a host of quality re-skins of HST’s

and other trains. Look out for the new

APT exteriors complete with pivotting

bogies - a first for Openbve.

The prolific Jeffrey Wong offers us a

large collection of add-ons for BVE,

ranging from Manchester Metro Tram

exteriors to sound clips, miscellaneous textures and educational videos to

assist BVE users.

Czech BVE Site Another site from the Czech Republic,

but here Vince Black and his team

have compiled an enormous database

of BVE addons from around the

world. A visit here is a must if you are

looking for anything in particular.

Trainsimmers against Trespass

BVE Italia The fantastic website of Luigi Cartello is

packed with not only Italian routes of the

highest quality, but also a host of

essential utilities and guides for BVE

developers. All the content is displayed in

both Italian and English.

BVE Mania Another Italian site filled with routes

and trains of the highest standard. It is

run by the Trenomania Network and

operates very closely with BVE Italia.

You will find all you need here to enjoy

the atmosphere of beautiful Italy

BVE Site88 The homepage of Nils Busch, a very

promising German developer who has

a route from his local area under

construction. Most notable here is his

excellent Trackgen utility to allow you

to generate your rails and switches.

Not strictly a BVE website, but one

which all of us BVE enthusiasts know

and respect. Alex Farlie has brought

you these pages to highlight the

sheer stupidity and mortal danger of

trespassing on railway property.

BVE Terminus BVE Terminus is a relative newcomer

on the BVE circuit, and offers an ever-

growing Knowledge Base, and wealth

of information on its pages. BVET also

hosts a busy BVE forum where you

can get help and exchange ideas.

Routebuilder On Uwe Post’s website you will find the

Routebuilder program, a GUI designed

to facilitate the writing of BVE routes by

newcomers. Also available here is a tool

for exporting 3D models built with the

Blender program into BVE b3d format

Ruede’s BVE Seite Rüdiger Hülsmann’s BVE website

contains not only some great German

underground routes and trains, but also

the excellent Switch utilty for making all your BVE trackwork, including points,

crossings and single and double slips.

BVE Wiki The brainchild of Uwe Post, BVE Wiki

is the largest catalogue of BVE material

run by the community. Contributors from

all over the world ensure that this is the

most comprehensive and up to date

database of literally everything BVE!