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...הוא סימולטור רכבות משא דיזל בלבד הנקרא TrainMaster. הוא סימולטור ישן וגרוע, אפילו ה- Microsoft Train Simulator הלא מרשים במיוחד עולה עליו בהרבה. אם אתה רוצה לשחק בסימולטור רכבות טוב - אני יכול להמליץ אחד, והוא אפילו חינמי! אך אתה צריך מחשב טוב.
המשחק
...הוא סימולטור רכבות משא דיזל בלבד הנקרא TrainMaster. הוא סימולטור ישן וגרוע, אפילו ה- Microsoft Train Simulator הלא מרשים במיוחד עולה עליו בהרבה. אם אתה רוצה לשחק בסימולטור רכבות טוב - אני יכול להמליץ אחד, והוא אפילו חינמי! אך אתה צריך מחשב טוב.
elians
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כן כן כן כן תביא לינק ../images/Emo9.gif
שאני אהיה גדול אני אהיה נהג רכבת
כן כן כן כן תביא לינקנשמח אם תמליץ ותתן קישור
להורדה
אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
אוקיי, הנה זה באנשמח אם תמליץ ותתן קישור
להורדה
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
אוף...
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אוף...אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
הלינקים שניסיתי לצרף להודעה לא הופיעו...
omer landau
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יש קישור ישיר לקובץ?
נראה ממש ממש יפה תודה
יש קישור ישיר לקובץ?אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
נראה ממש ממש יפה תודה
לא, ואני מקווה
...שלא יהיה. מר. מאקוי, יוצר התכנה, מבקש באתרו *לא* לעשות לינקים ישר לקבצים, ולאור העובדה שהוא מציע תכנה נפלאה כזו בחינם - המעט שאנו יכולים לעשות זה לכבד את רצונו.
לא, ואני מקווה
...שלא יהיה. מר. מאקוי, יוצר התכנה, מבקש באתרו *לא* לעשות לינקים ישר לקבצים, ולאור העובדה שהוא מציע תכנה נפלאה כזו בחינם - המעט שאנו יכולים לעשות זה לכבד את רצונו.
סקרינים, שינזל לכם קצת ריר ../images/Emo6.gif
אעלה כמה סקרינשוטים לימולטור. כמעט כל הסקרינים הם של יוצרי המסלולים שבהם "צולמו". השמות מופיעים לל תמונה. נתחיל עם ה- London Underground האגדית, הקו הצפוני, שיצר Steve Green
סקרינים, שינזל לכם קצת ריראוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
אעלה כמה סקרינשוטים לימולטור. כמעט כל הסקרינים הם של יוצרי המסלולים שבהם "צולמו". השמות מופיעים לל תמונה. נתחיל עם ה- London Underground האגדית, הקו הצפוני, שיצר Steve Green
omer landau
New member
איזה יופי מישהו יכול לעזור לי
הורדתי את המשחק ממש יפה אבל אני לא מוצא איך אני יכול להוריד את הרכבות והמסלולים מישהו יכול להסביר לי איך בדיוק אני מוריד את התחתית בלונדון ועוד רכבות כי הוא כל פעם עושה לי סיבוב באתר חח תודה
איזה יופי מישהו יכול לעזור ליסקרינים, שינזל לכם קצת ריר
אעלה כמה סקרינשוטים לימולטור. כמעט כל הסקרינים הם של יוצרי המסלולים שבהם "צולמו". השמות מופיעים לל תמונה. נתחיל עם ה- London Underground האגדית, הקו הצפוני, שיצר Steve Green
הורדתי את המשחק ממש יפה אבל אני לא מוצא איך אני יכול להוריד את הרכבות והמסלולים מישהו יכול להסביר לי איך בדיוק אני מוריד את התחתית בלונדון ועוד רכבות כי הוא כל פעם עושה לי סיבוב באתר חח תודה
TO DOWNLOAD the
Northern Line: w Go to Steve Green's webpage (I'll add the link to this message) w Click on "LU Norther Line V3" on the left Scroll all the way down until you reach the blue downloads square DOWNLOAD ALL THREE FILES Install them into your coresponding BVE folders You don't have to install the modified signals THEN: Click on the "Trains" link (also on the left) w Download the "1995 Stock" and install it That's it! You're ready to run the route With all the other routes you'll find that the procedure is similar Sorry about the english, but I just wrote the instructions for BVE in hebrew TWICE and I'm tired of that darned virtual keyboard!!! w Links are attached. w HAVE FUN
TO DOWNLOAD the
Northern Line: w Go to Steve Green's webpage (I'll add the link to this message) w Click on "LU Norther Line V3" on the left Scroll all the way down until you reach the blue downloads square DOWNLOAD ALL THREE FILES Install them into your coresponding BVE folders You don't have to install the modified signals THEN: Click on the "Trains" link (also on the left) w Download the "1995 Stock" and install it That's it! You're ready to run the route With all the other routes you'll find that the procedure is similar Sorry about the english, but I just wrote the instructions for BVE in hebrew TWICE and I'm tired of that darned virtual keyboard!!! w Links are attached. w HAVE FUN
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(C) Steve Green
==2==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
(C) Steve Green
==3==
(C) Steve Green
==3==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
(C) Steve Green
==4==
(C) Steve Green
==4==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
(C) Steve Green
==5==
(C) Steve Green
==5==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
(C) Steve Green
ועכשיו - ברמינגהם! ==1==
מהמסלול האגדי Bermingham Cross City South בבוקר המוקדם... (C) Anthony Bowden
ועכשיו - ברמינגהם! ==1==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
מהמסלול האגדי Bermingham Cross City South בבוקר המוקדם... (C) Anthony Bowden
==2==
שלג... (C) Anthony Bowden
==2==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
שלג... (C) Anthony Bowden
==3==
ערב... (C) Anthony Bowden
==3==אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
ערב... (C) Anthony Bowden
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מדהים!!! יש גם מקופנהגן ושטוקהולם?
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מדהים!!! יש גם מקופנהגן ושטוקהולם?אוקיי, הנה זה בא
שם סימולטור הוא: BVE It stands for: BOSO VIEW EXPRESS זהוא, לדעתי, סימולטור הרכבות הטוב בעולם. הוא יוצר ע"יי איש יפני נחמד ששמו Mackoy. למה נחמד? כי הוא מציע להוריד אותו חינם! אוך, התעייפתי מהמקלת הוירטואית הזאת! כרגע כתבתי הודעה ארוכה על עצמי, כך שאני מבקש סליחה, אך שאר ההדעה תהיה באנגלית. Anyway... The sim had spawned a huge following, mainly in Japan and the UK. Also, many european routes are available. American routes are almost non-existent though, people here hardly know of BVE and for the most part play MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator). Why do I think it's better than MSTS? Well, one word: PHYSICS Msts has a lot of eyecandy (you can view the train from the outside, etc) but the'physics and sound are awful: the train is glued to the track (no suspention or superelevation of rails are present) and the sound is flat and unrealistic. Acceleration and braking of trains is also pretty bad BVE is another story, though. It has AWESOME physics realism, and great sound. It is a sim in the pure sense though, there is no eye candy: the view is only from the cab of the train forward. And, of course, MSTS costs 50$ (now that is a whaste of money if I ever had one) and BVE is completely FREE!! w Anyway, there are TWO versions of BVE that are available: the "regular" BVE and the 2.9 Beta of BVE, which Mackoy had released and then took off his site for further development. I advise you to first download the "regular" version and get aquailted with it, and then get the 2.9 beta. The difference: the regular versions are a complete product, it works better, has extensive help available online and provides lots of info during the simulation. But - it only works in 640x480 resolution (which still looks great, by the way) w The 2.9 Beta provides you with 1024x800 fullscreen awesome resolution but it has no info screens, no timetable, no other displays... So as I said: after you get aquainted with the regular BVE, and know your way around some routes, you can get the 2.9 Beta to drive them with better graphics. Also, an important fact is: the program itself does not contain ANY routes or trains. You'd have to download routes seperately. Routes are made by 3rd party developers, and are all absolutely free. The BVE community is very strict about that: everything is freeware, and available. Okay, now the links and instructions. Copy/paste them into your browser. I would also atttach them to the bottom of the message, but just in case... w The BVE official website is: http://mackoy.cool.ne.jp It is in japanese, sadly, but he provided enough information for english speaking users to access it. You should click the large screenshot that is under the label "GET" w "Then click on "BVE ver 2.6 After that, click on "English" w This will link you to the download of the english version of BVE. After you installed the program, download a route a try to run it. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to download one of the following (swesome) routes: Bermingham X-City south by Anthony Bowden http://www.railsimroutes.co.uk NOTE: for that route you must download the Class 323 train from the same site. You don't need the Passenger view version for now, just the cab view version. London Underground Northern Line by Steeve Green http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk The train for the route is available on the same site (it is the 1995 tube stock) Install the routes and ENJOY!!!!w Both sites have detailed explanations for beginner BVE users. After you've tried and drove these two routes, get the other routes those pages. Or you can go to http://www.bve-routes.com for the most extensive database of BVE routes available Also, if you want to take a stab at recreating some of Israel's routes for BVE, that page also offers the BVE RouteBuilder, another pience of freeware that allows you to create your own routes! w תהנו לכם, חבר'ה
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