My suggestions

flippy1008 schrieb:

Hi guys,

a) Reinforcing an earlier post, it is a printable rota card (ie download a pdf file and print) and is currently NOT in the game.

b) I have got a new idea which mixes the Demo-Map, Berlin-Spandau and Pilzdorf together, so if you could PM, or post here (either new post or edit your previous application post), to mention if you do or do not have Pilzdorf, then I can come up with some more substantial rotas. Pilzdorf is available herehttp://download.omsi.cz/Pilzdorf%20map.rar

as answer to your blogpost:
yes i have the pilzdorf map!

Rota B in now LIVE

Rota B Weekday is now live. Please click the link for the

a) The Rota Cards
b) The Rota system
and c) The other Rota information!

Rota B in now LIVE

Rota B Weekday is now live. Please click the link for the

a) The Rota Cards
b) The Rota system
and c) The other Rota information!

Just wondering how this works.

I note that I would take 003/B

But where can you find and download the rotas??

But where can i find and download the rotas??

http://omsirotas.blogspot.com/

Your rota shift (rota a) has yet to be invented...but to help me could you download the Pilzdork Map and Dortmund map from the link below please

http://www.omsi.cz/index.php?strana=down-mapy

So how will this work?

I have both the maps, but i dont get the Dortmund map to work

But i have Pilzdorf

how do the rotas work?

Basically, this

- Find your name and driver number
- Find what rota you are on (say 00000/B means rota B)
- Go the relevant Rota page at the top of the website
- Download the Rota file at the top of the page
- Then go to Week One, Monday and find your driver number (if your not their, it is your break day and skip to the next day)
- Then to the left of your driver number is a shift number 001/B
- Find that shift number in the Rota file as mentioned above
- Then you will find the time you start, the bus you start on, location you start and then your running card.

- Load the game for it and then load up say 92 shift 7 like you would normally find a timetable...and have fun!
- When you go on break, and then start at say Pilzdorf, just leave the Spandau game and create a new game in Pilzdorf and continue your shift in your bus (replacing a bus)

Ok, sorry flippy but I dont have much time, so I would like to not be a driver, is that ok?

thanks

You are aware that one day in Omsi can be spread over several real days? I for one never play OMSI for 7 hours in a day lol.. Maybe 1 or 2, so one Monday shift could take a theortical week to complete. But at least it provides variety each time I play...

Oh Yh i know but still......

I had this idea that we should make a training map, a sort of bus driver test.
With different tough scenarios, like the obvious reverse parking into a tight space using only the mirrors (no F3), and navigating in small spaces, etc.
Would you try this kind of a map?

Certainly an idea. Here in the UK, most drivers who have just passed their test tend to stick to small local routes around the area in case they run into issues, and then when they have proved their worth they go out to big bad world as it were.

I'll get the rotas done for the current drivers and all new drivers can start on a new beginner rota, which will mainly comprise of routes 2 and 4 in Pilzdorf, since they are tough but local.

Of course, a training map to even pass the test wont go amiss!

flippy1008 schrieb:

Certainly an idea. Here in the UK, most drivers who have just passed their test tend to stick to small local routes around the area in case they run into issues, and then when they have proved their worth they go out to big bad world as it were.

I'll get the rotas done for the current drivers and all new drivers can start on a new beginner rota, which will mainly comprise of routes 2 and 4 in Pilzdorf, since they are tough but local.

Of course, a training map to even pass the test wont go amiss!

The idea popped into my mind while rearing back to station 4 at Pilzdorf ZOB. I thought it would be more fun, than going around the boring way. And when i parked my bus inches away from the curb, totally parallel to it, i felt like a king.

Another idea: we should make "racing" maps. I just rushed through the new Dannenburg map a couple times, and drifting into corners with the bus is most definitely fun.