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Is 92E an Express branch like I have in my city, or is it just a different branch serving *all* stops?

Amy Rose schrieb:

Is 92E an Express branch like I have in my city, or is it just a different branch serving *all* stops?

Im not 100% sure but usually express services have an "X" infront of their name, wereas letters after the number usually indicates a small variation to the usual route (as shown on omsi map). Another thing i have just thought of is maybe the service ony runs a couple of times a day, as in my area many services that run early morning or late night are slightly different to the daytime route, and therefore have a slightly different number than usual.

Ma44hew schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

Is 92E an Express branch like I have in my city, or is it just a different branch serving *all* stops?

Im not 100% sure but usually express services have an "X" infront of their name, wereas letters after the number usually indicates a small variation to the usual route (as shown on omsi map). Another thing i have just thought of is maybe the service ony runs a couple of times a day, as in my area many services that run early morning or late night are slightly different to the daytime route, and therefore have a slightly different number than usual.

I see now, but I'll probably think its Express some times. Atleast the passengers are just virtual

Ma44hew schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

Is 92E an Express branch like I have in my city, or is it just a different branch serving *all* stops?

Im not 100% sure but usually express services have an "X" infront of their name, wereas letters after the number usually indicates a small variation to the usual route (as shown on omsi map). Another thing i have just thought of is maybe the service ony runs a couple of times a day, as in my area many services that run early morning or late night are slightly different to the daytime route, and therefore have a slightly different number than usual.

Would 92E be like a sunday service, since its a condensed version of it, as well as maybe a school run type thing?

92 and 13N are the main ones, although the 13N only goes to Rathaus Spandau not all the way to Freudstr.

I would also believe we would start most routes from rathaus spandau or Stadtgrenze, simply because the depot is in the south of the map...

Simplifing it:
92 - standard route
92E - express route
13N - night route.
Thank you.

peterZZD schrieb:

Simplifing it:
92 - standard route
92E - express route
13N - night route.
Thank you.

Thanks for the info, is this just something you know or is it on the internt?

Also, do you happen to know what the frequency of the 92E is?

Thanks

peterZZD schrieb:

Simplifing it:
92 - standard route
92E - express route
13N - night route.
Thank you.

Good enough

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

yahav schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

Only the AI can drive those routes

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

Only the AI can drive those routes

What is AI?

yahav schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

Only the AI can drive those routes

What is AI?

AI is Artificial Intelligence that takes out some processing speed. Its basically the computer is playing for you

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

Only the AI can drive those routes

What is AI?

AI is Artificial Intelligence that takes out some processing speed. Its basically the computer is playing for you

In short there are only three lines?

thx

yahav schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Amy Rose schrieb:

yahav schrieb:

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

Sorry:

92 = Full route
92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services
13N = night route.

Only 3 lines will be? Photos I saw a line 5, line 54, where are they?

Only the AI can drive those routes

What is AI?

AI is Artificial Intelligence that takes out some processing speed. Its basically the computer is playing for you

In short there are only three lines?

thx

you can only drive 1 Line with the full route, shortened route, and night route which is the 92. The others you can't

Marcel Kuhnt schrieb:

92E = shortened route (just parts of the full route), e.g. rush hour services

But let's say... here >> http://www.berliner-verkehrsseiten.de/bus/Linien/A1S/body_a1s.html#-A54E >> the 54E is an express route... So I thought that E is an suffix which means it's an express... But, if you say it's a shortened route, then it's not an express service and it can be called (or stops, depending on bus stop rules in that company) at every stop, right?

No, the E means something like 'extra'.

OK, now I get it... In Radom we used "bis" suffix for extra routes (there are no bis routes now and all routes have a letter added after the departure time which means that a bus uses a different route than the standard [or, when it's "b", then it's going to the bus depot]), while in Galway there are a couple of routes that are cross-city (1/8 - I don't get the point of different numbers here, 2, 4 and 5) but have half-city runs as well (1D supplies the 1S service, as well as the 2D supplies the 2E service).

peterZZD schrieb:

OK, now I get it... In Radom we used "bis" suffix for extra routes (there are no bis routes now and all routes have a letter added after the departure time which means that a bus uses a different route than the standard [or, when it's "b", then it's going to the bus depot]), while in Galway there are a couple of routes that are cross-city (1/8 - I don't get the point of different numbers here, 2, 4 and 5) but have half-city runs as well (1D supplies the 1S service, as well as the 2D supplies the 2E service).

So maybe the half of the route the 92E serves is busier, any may then double up to make a 5 minute frequency as there are many services around my area that do this combined frequency.

I guess we'll find out the answer to all our questions on Friday

92 sould be normal (full) route
92E sould be (express) route which means that we will not stop on some stations or something like that....
express route can't be full route

92E is not an express route. It is just a service which is running in the rush hours on several parts of the 'normal' line 92.

Kristian schrieb:

92 sould be normal (full) route
92E sould be (express) route which means that we will not stop on some stations or something like that....
express route can't be full route

Express routes only serve major intersections usually. But as said on last page, 92E is rush hour service and not Express

Hi,

After looking at the screen shots every bus appears to be slightly different such as regirstrations and fleet numbers. If this is true, how many totally different liveries have you modeled?

Thanks

Totally is a bit complecate to count, because some liveries on different types are repeating.

But I can tell you that for each version ( + each a "blank" version):

SD77: 18
SD80: 12
SD81: 5
SD82: 6
SD83 (matrix): 4
SD83 (roll sign): 6
SD84: 5
SD85: 15

D86: 3
D87: 1
D88: 1
D89: 1
D92: only blank version

But it is not too difficult adding own liveries! (Those who understand German can read this in our SDK; those who don't just have to wait some days! )

Each bus type has between 1 and 18 different liveries to choose from. The registration/fleet numbers can be set according to the original numbers, so there is a total of 838 "real" buses.

Oh my God thats just amazing

I would never have thought anything like that !!!