Note: If the game is failing to load, or if it's too laggy, use this link: https://turbowarp.org/1022849117 Follow the instructions on the screen. If you are on PC, use the left, right, and down keys to move the train. Speed up to around 13 or 14 speed, and then when you hear "This is: Station" slow down and around 3 speed hit the down key. Use the A and B keys to open and close the doors. If you are on mobile, press and hold the forward button until you're around 13 or 14 speed. When you hear "This is: Station" hold down the "slow down/reverse" button and around 3 speed press the brake button. Try to get to the end of the platform. Use the on-screen door buttons to open and close the doors. Try to get to the end of the platform each time when entering a station. Note for the B train, you will be going express. If you want to speed up to perhaps 20, that is fine. (Note: Speed limits and indications to slow down when near a station may get added) This project is a demo of what will be a fun recreation of the B, D, F, and M trains on the New York Subway. They are the 6th Avenue Lines since they run together via 6th Avenue in Manhattan.
Mr Railfan on YT and some audio from this video were used for announcements: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhE-8or_REE Door sounds from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9qkLHkYI4s Train Moving Sound from the YT video "(Reupload) OpenBVE: P Line via LaGuardia Airport R160" mtaman128 (because I used his MTA 4 line BETA project to try this out) and garywinsforever's NYC Subway Engine Draft project because without it this project and projects like it wouldn't exist in the first place Credit to @FAAJ for the R160 (including the doors) I made the other visual graphics so enjoy them :)
