@Veyron16.4: Regarding you not allowing others to develop any
other EWL routes because you are developing the line, I have 2
things to show you from the international BVE community.
#1
As long as no copyright laws etc, are being broken, there is no
legal basis for their demands, and I don't see a problem.
#2
Ok, I'm in the process of developing the Twickenham to Waterloo
route for Openbve and BVE4.
There are going to be several runs, a stopping service in a 455, a
fast in a 458, and a semi-fast in a 450. If you are lucky there may
even be a rugby special. Now all this will probably take me several
years, but I'm going to do all the work on my own, I'm going to
build all the staions,
make all of the trains and
going to supply all of the
textures. Any passengers and staff will all be from photographs supplied by
me, and if you see any
road vehicles or buses they are all going to be mine!
I hereby forbid anybody else from encroaching on this territory,
taking photographs, downloading google maps, building objects, and
most importantly building any part of this line, even the bit
beyond Clapham Junction where several routes converge, for the BVE
simulator. This is all my
railway, do you hear!!!?? NOBODY else is allowed EVER to trespass on my territory, let
alone make a BVE route from it!! Or I will call in my legal team
before you can say "Openbve!"
Sounds bloody ridiculous, doesn't it? And you're right, it
is bloody ridiculous. I
suggest, Joey, that you tell your colleague that he's talking the
same as I was in the paragraphs above, in other words absolute
b*****ks! The sooner the BVE world gets real and realises that the
only way forward is to work as a team, taking advantage of each
other's strengths, the better.
Go ahead and develop your route as you please!
Al. 