OMSI-2 Bus Simulator: Spandau (Beginners Setup Guide Tutorial) 

Thanks Plunket.

haha,..Same here, there's no way I'd like to go back to the arrows for directions which can even be confusing themselves sometimes if there are many routes crossing various junctions. Default Spandau is still actually a favourite map of mine and I think I could do it without the GPS or arrows now that I've done it that many times since owning OMSI.😄

Thanks very much for the comment and support. Yes, OMSI is complicated and does have a learning curve. Even now I sometimes have to keep referring to my various text notes I make with all my DLC addons because I just forget how to drive the buses and set up the IBSI machines. I do suffer from the usual stutters that OMSI throws at us but the default Spandau usually plays quite nice for me. As for the graphics, I may do a quick video when I get time showing my graphic settings in the nVidia control panel.

@@Stringbean421 a graphics video would be ace. My machine is a potato but runs ETS2 very nicely. I have the wheel, pedals, farm panel and a Tobii 5 all working with omsi and Ets2. The hard bit for me is getting the route right so people get on the bus. And selling tickets in German!

Thank you for the comment. I'm glad it helped and hopefully others who might be new to OMSI. There aren't many English speaking OMSI players on RU-vid that go into much detail about setting up which I know I could of done with when I first started.

How do i use the rollblind in The double Decker on berlin Spandau

Thank you for the great comment.

You're welcome, and thank you.

Cheers Mike. 👍

That's correct, this is the map OMSI comes with and is around 1990.

Thank you.

Thanks for your comment. I can't promise anything just now but I'll certainly bare it in mind.

if I remember correctly, you can use the left/right arrow keys on a keyboard to look left and right. Using a mouse to pan around would be better. I have no idea about xbox controller as this is geared towards a PC set up.

You should find the manual and all other documents in the Steam Apps folder. Default path would be C/Program Files(x86)/Steam/Steamapps/Common/OMSI-2/docs. Assuming you installed Steam on your 'C' Drive.

Hi,..you can find the PDFs inside a folder called, docs, which can be found inside the main OMSI folder in your Steam games Directory.

When in game, bring up the small box menu that appears in the bottom right-hand of the screen. You do this by clicking the ALT key on your keyboard. You see the option for steering wheel or mouse and keyboard. Hope this helps.

i'd like to know that too

@@HalStargazer i just found out its called omni navigation. you can buy it of steam for i think 6 or 7 pounds (i said pounds bc im british)

@@Southamptonbus yes i just discovered that too and was just about to post that myself although reading a review about what you need to do put me off buying it. thanks for replying

@@HalStargazer Hey! I just found out on steam it costs £ 8.99 but on CD keys its £6.39.

Sorry I missed your comments guys, you know what YT is like, I don't always get notifications. But yes, you already figured out that it's OMNI Navigation. For those that don't know, the OMSI Addon, Bus Company Simulator (BCS), also comes with OMNI Navigation built into the program, often referred to as the mini-map.

You need to select the correct year for the route you wish to drive. You will see how I did this at the beginning of the video. Also, if you go into the games main folder, on your hard drive, you will see a folder called, 'docs'. Here you will find a PDF map, which I also show in the video, which shows the years that the route numbers are available on. There are some other PDF documents along with a manual. Hope that helps.

@@Stringbean421 I mean the other route number that selects the destination. Aftee you type in the route 137 in the machine you type another number which is 02. But I just want to know how you did that.

@@sensor3dd If you look in the PDF manual, and jump to page 72, there is a list of all the destination route codes along with the Line numbers. It's all shown in my video too how to enter them.

@@Stringbean421 thank you so much. Sorry for the confusion

For camera views It's F1 , for cockpit view, F2 for inside views and F3 for outside views. Then use your mouse to pan around.

Click the steering column below the wheel removes it (with mouse) and clicking it puts it back

Hi, the GPS Minimap is an addon DLC for OMSI available on Steam. It's called, OMNI Navigation. Or alternatively, you can purchase a different addon for OMSI called Bus Company Simulator (BCS), also available on Steam. BCS is an addon where you can run your own company and comes with the mini map. Or just use the default arrow markers in OMSI which show you where to go on your route.

@@Stringbean421tysm

You have to use the mouse to drive the bus. Push the mouse forward and your bus will move. Make sure to press 'D' for drive.

Or drive by num 8.

Hi,..I use a steering wheel and pedals but you can use the mouse for acceleration when moving forward and turning left and right, and even for reversing. You move the mouse on your desk forward or back. Hope that helps.

Thank you, that’s just helped me out a lot.

Not sure why that is happening to you as I've never come across that issue. Maybe check with someone over on the OMSI support forums on Steam.

@@Stringbean421 Alright, I will try to contact omsi and see what the problem is

Also, i don't need help anymore, i've fixed it

You have to change your resolusion it happend to me

Hi, the maps come with the game.

Sorry, I don't know why you are getting an error. If you have follwed the tutorial correctly then you should have no error. You can also go to the OMSI discussion forums on Steam and get some help from there if you need it. Thanks.

Same if you find out please let me know.

same

I found out

You need to change the resolution or size to smaller

ok thanks, it works now

I think it's F1 if I remember correctly. The other F keys, like F2 and F3 are other camera views.