Running OMSI

Ok first of all i've set all the sliders within reason, and its running like well.. No problem

Only How do you start in a bus? Do you have to start in the Depot? Not far until the english manual, Marcel and Rudiger were not kidding. YOu can 't play this without a manual you'll be all over the place.

The timetables are fantastic btw, really really REALLY cool!

Anybody? Come on

First of all drag the ignition key down (you'll se it moves) The press one of the black buttons near the ignition key then you'll here e little melody, after that press another blackbutton then it'll start! then you have to release parkingbrake and busstop brake (. & -) so you dont have to use buttons you can use the mouse, other than that try out everything!

Do you how to set the game so the engine sound is continuous?

Sorry for the stupid questions but it's running all good so far

Just was playing the game, while i was on the Kloster whatever it's called (Sorry can't write German) it crashed on me the screen went blank. I cant believe how many problems there are, Really i am dissapointed, sorry to Marcel and Rudiger but a beta version would of been better to see how it operates on peoples machines, Im not a developer but i've seen enough games to know beta versions are worth something.

Anyway kudos for an excellent game, just the handling is a bit sharp. I dont know maybe we all should get a Logitech G25 and Track IR to make gameplay easier but it's not smooth running at all, and every other game is.

I've not had any problems at all, Maybe just your system.

I purchased and downloaded OMSI last night (Australian time).

I am running it on a computer with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 processor running at 3.6GHz, 8GB of PC8500 DDR2 RAM and a GeForce 9800 GTX+ with 1GB DDR3 VRAM.

It runs exceptionally smooth and the controls are very nice. It took some time to get used to the controls owing to their placements as well as the sensitivities, but I am confident with them now.

The game has never crashed on my system and the engineering quality is a credit to the designers.

Walker schrieb:

I've not had any problems at all, Maybe just your system.

That's very helpful. Maybe it is my system, but if other games run really well...hmmm

Anyhow i'll have to give it another try. It does run good just there is no force feedback on the wheel

About the system crash: Did you get any error message, did the screen turn black or was there a total computer blackout?

Force Feedback should always be active, as long as it's turned on in the device's setup/profiler and the device supports real force feedback (not only rumble function). Which wheel do you have?

We entered beta stage in November 2010 and have been able to sort out almost every glitch that appeared on the tester's machines. So on the systems WE knew before release (and the testing facilities at Aerosoft), everything worked just fine. So it's nearly impossible to guarantee for a program to work on all possible machines. But we will try to fix the new problems appearing on the users' systems.

Rüdiger Hülsmann schrieb:

About the system crash: Did you get any error message, did the screen turn black or was there a total computer blackout?

Force Feedback should always be active, as long as it's turned on in the device's setup/profiler and the device supports real force feedback (not only rumble function). Which wheel do you have?

We entered beta stage in November 2010 and have been able to sort out almost every glitch that appeared on the tester's machines. So on the systems WE knew before release (and the testing facilities at Aerosoft), everything worked just fine. So it's nearly impossible to guarantee for a program to work on all possible machines. But we will try to fix the new problems appearing on the users' systems.

No error message just a blank screen when running the Berlin-Spandau route, i can still here the sounds and everything but it says display driver has stopped working. So it could be that my driver needs updating. The GFX card is an NVidia 9500GT 1GB with 3.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor.

It's working great on the tutorial route, Grandorf and working well on the Berlin one just the sound does fail at times and the screen has gone black.

You can try updating the video driver. And maybe try again at lower graphics settings as the 9500 GT seems to be fairly slow by today's standards. Please let us know if - and under which conditions - the problem appears again.

Rüdiger Hülsmann schrieb:

You can try updating the video driver. And maybe try again at lower graphics settings as the 9500 GT seems to be fairly slow by today's standards. Please let us know if - and under which conditions - the problem appears again.

Could be. Any ideas what the best one is out there, I haven't looked around. Overall gameplay is very smooth. I'm still trying to get to grips with braking, passengers complain but old buses are not as bad as newer ones with heavy braking.

My advice regarding braking is to anticipate, and follow other vehicles obeying the 'two second rule' at a reasonable speed, just like in real life.

I will try to tap the brake key once or twice under normal conditions and stop using the retarder only.