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Currently, the stock openBVE build lacks large address aware support. This limits maximum RAM usage to only 2 Gigabytes.

With large address aware, this allows resources to use more ram, therefore, improved loading times and allows large, long distance routes to be created, and a higher object limit.

Hi,
there is another repository making progress - leezer3/OpenBVE @leezer3. It roughly continues my now-obsolete branch, mainly with the OpenTK support.
I think we should unite the community and focus on this branch of openBVE. There are no "released" builds, so large address aware version is not available yet.
Best regards,
Jakub Vaněk

The current main menu interface is fine for desktop/laptop users, but is inconvenient for touchscreen users, as the interface is geared towards a traditional desktop interface, and lacks any touchscreen controls.

Plan is to redesign the interface and auto-detect the presence of touchscreen input to make openBVE more touchscreen-friendly, and an option to toggle interfaces

Hi, I'm working on a little modification.
I have a 20 stations line and I'd like to start the program like:
OpenBve. exe /route= route /train=train /station=name
In order to start the game in the specified station, but i can't jump the train at the beginning. Maybe i didn't understood Startloop().
I thought I only had to change > PlayerFirstStationPosition = 0.0;< and the Game.stations index, but when I start OpenBve the train is always in the first station.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Danny.

Currently, the way the trains folder is set up is rather cumbersome, and in some cases, can take up a lot of disk space, for example if you have multiple setups of the same train

A better way of reading these files is having its own config folder and its resources moved to its proper locations:

• Train (using R-16 as an example)
  • Configs (Train Folder > Config > R-16)
    • ats.cfg
    • extensions.cfg
    • panel2.cfg (or panel.cfg)
    • sound.cfg
    • train.dat
    • train.txt
  • Plugins (Train Folder>Plugins)
    • OS_ATS1.dll and other supported train/route enhancement plugins
  • Textures (Train Folder > Textures > R-16)
    • All supported image file types
  • Models (Train Folder > Models > R-16)
    • .b3d, .csv, .x, .animated files
  • Sound (Train Folder > Sounds > R-16)
    • All supported sound file types

This setup would allow a modular design, and easier management of train setups without consuming too much disk space, simular to how the route folders are managed.