Blagoveshensk layout

[Ilya]

Blagoveshensk v.3.9

Full-functional fictional Russian city Blagoveshensk based on the 'demo_0.nt3' and 'M-Village' model (however, little parts of both have been taken [img]icon_lol.gif[/img] ) for BAHN 3.85 beta 1.

- about 50 bus routes
- more than 20 trolleybus ('o-bus') routes
- about 20 tramway routes
- 2 metro lines with 10 stations in total.
- 3 commuter train lines.

The layout has been created within the best traditions of well-known creations 'Haus', 'Suetcherskirchen', 'M-Village' and some others.

Some innovations have been tested and included into this layout. The main point is that all of 10 metro stations have been decorated (in Soviet style). Another interesting point is that a 'null-car' has been coupled to every tram for them to keep appropriate distance at stops and traffic lights, as it may be seen in every Russian city with a tram system.

Enjoy the city of Blagoveshensk!

P.S.This is a beta-version. That's why it has no English comments and some areas are not ready as well.

Click here to get the Blagoveshensk layout for BAHN


Dateianhang:
http://www.bahnazubis-nord.de/bahnforum/upload/Blg_3_9b.rar]Blg_3_9b.rar

[Ilya]

Here are some screenshots:


The Central railway station


The 'Pervomayskaya' metro station


Alexandrovskiy passage.

[Jan Bochmann]

Hello,

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The "Metrofant" nfz vehicle file is missing.

Grtx
Jan B.

[Ilya]

[s]Sounds strange because I've packed the whole folder into archive. Nevertheless, I'll bring up a new archive in a minute. [/s]
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Jan, I've checked the archive - all files needed are there, nothing is missed.



Maybe is there a problem with cyrillic file names on your computer? The file you are talking about is called Метрофант1.nfz, and it really is in the archive:

[Jan Bochmann]

<table width="90%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="3" border="0" align="center"><tr> <td><span class="genmed">Zitat:</span></td></tr><tr><td class="quote">[s]Sounds strange because I've packed the whole folder into archive. Nevertheless, I'll bring up a new archive in a minute...

Maybe is there a problem with cyrillic file names on your computer? The file you are talking about is called Метрофант1.nfz, and it really is in the archive:

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That was the reason: I used TotalCommander 6.52 to extract ".rar" files. AFAIK, it does not support Unicode and makes something like "îÑÔÓ«õá¡Ô1.nfz" from the original filename.

Grtx
Jan B.

[Chris]

As a tip, try and use only 7-bit ASCII characters in filenames. This is generally the only way to ensure the names come out right wherever you use them. This is particularly a problem when Windows as a curiosity uses UTF-16 instead of the usual UTF-8 for its Unicode.

[Ilya]

I will appreciate any comments about my layout [img]icon_smile.gif[/img]

[Ilya]

Screens from the new version:








Blagoveshensk metro map: