Stamping tickets

I'm in the process of localizing Omsi for Dutch buses. But in Holland we have a different system in the way bus tickets are used. In the 80s and 90s there were two types of tickets. The first type is ticket sale on the bus (not much different from the ticket use in Omsi right now), but the other type is a (national) pre-paid bus ticket containing 15 or 45 zones. A good explaining can be found here: http://www.amsterdam.info/transport/strippenkaart/

My question is it possible to stamp cards in Omsi? If so, how can I achieve that?



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I already have a modeller that is in the works of creating a Den Oudsten/DAF MB-200 (pictures: http://do-eerbetoon.itgo.com/mb.html) and DAF MBG205 (Articulated bus of MB-200). I've already translated most of language files, but it still needs some refinements. We also have modelled and scripted the typical Dutch 'negenoog' traffic light (http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negenoog_%28verkeerslicht%29).

The best thing of all, we re-introducing the Dutch guilder (who needs the Euro anyway..)

Awesome, I cannot wait for that bus!

Cool, some good ideas. It would be awesome to have some proper Dutch buses in game. And btw, I'm not sure about the stamping, I don't really think it's possible.

If i remember correctly Marcel and Rüdiger left the stamping part out because it would've been too much work for too little.

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I already have a modeller that is in the works of creating a Den Oudsten/DAF MB-200 (pictures: http://do-eerbetoon.itgo.com/mb.html) and DAF MBG205 (Articulated bus of MB-200).

Great to hear this. Some time ago I already made the DAF Leyland MB-200 for City Bus Simulator 2010 and I wanted to make a better version for OMSI but that would take a while since I have to finish other projects first. I would love to see pictures of the 3D model.

Any more news on the Den Oudsten ?

Manual ticket stamping is not included in OMSI at the moment. But there is an automatic ticket stamper in our buses (you can hear it and the passengers point their hand towards it). This one can be used if you change the stamper coordinates to your cashdesk and then change the stamper sound to the sound of a manual stamper. It will still be automatic of course, bit it will at least add a bit of interaction.

How is the Den Oudsten coming along please ?