Help and Information
	 
 
	
		Welcome to the Railsimroutes.net Help and Information section. Here, you can find some useful resources to help you discover more about openBVE, how to use the program whether use use Windows or the Ubuntu Linux operating system, and how to download and install some routes and trains available from this site, which will in turn help you to install content from other openBVE sites as well. The Driver's Guides will help you to learn to drive the routes available from Railsimroutes.net. Developers might like to look at the BVE Track Sound Standard (BVETSS) page, for guidance regarding track sound interoperability between routes and trains.
		
		This Help and Information section should be your first port of call if you need some assistance with either openBVE, or any of the add-ons available from  Railsimroutes.net. 
		
Help and Infomration
				
				openBVE Help and Information
				Last updated: 19th January 2019 
			
The openBVE Help and Information section of the site contains help, tips, and screenshots to help new users of openBVE, as well as helping you to download, install, and get the most from Railsimroutes.net routes in openBVE. openBVE is a new, licence free, open source, internationally aware, cross-platform train simulator, which has the added benefit of being able to load legacy routes and trains designed for BVE Trainsim. More [...]
Other useful resources
				  Driver's Reference Guide for openBVE/BVE
Driver's Reference Guide for openBVE/BVE
				Last updated: 11th July 2010 
			
The Railsimroutes.net Driver's Guide is a resource to help beginners and new openBVE users learn the basics about driving the trains used by the routes developed here at Railsimroutes.net, as well as learn about lineside signs and railway procedures. More [...]
About Railsimroutes.net
				  About the site, and history
About the site, and history
				Last updated: 3rd October 2010 
			
Here, you can read some background information about Railsimroutes.net, as well as find out about the history of the site, read through the news archive, view some older site designs and see the origins of the site, or read about the evolution of Railsimroutes.net projects. More [...]
