OMSI Production Tool
Introduction
Extract and prepare patterns to generate vehicle electronic destination displays.
Note
- Please read the instructions
- May not support some operating systems and browsers
Recommend
- Device: Desktop / Laptop
- Operating System: Windows
- Browser: Google Chrome
Scroll to bottom for demo video
Destination Display Extractor
- Works only for regular displays,
i.e. having same-color magnified dots evenly distributed with same width and same height (in pixel),
without extra space between dots,
see demo video for example - This tool ONLY works correctly if your browser devicePixelRatio is 1.
- Your current browser devicePixelRatio is:
- If the value above is less than 1, zoom IN (+%) your browser now until it increases to 1.
- If the value above is greater than 1, zoom OUT (-%) your browser now until it decreases to 1.
- After zooming in/out to 1, please refresh (F5) the current page.
1. Upload the display image or load it from the link input below
Output to Display Generator
3. Get extracted display in monochrome bitmap
Color: Background Dot
.bmp (monochrome) .bmp (24-bit) .png .tga
Destination Display Generator
This tool generates Destination Display (Anzeigen) images for some OMSI AI/user buses, using predefined templates with
- monochrome (單色) bitmap (.bmp, 點陣圖) of display/pattern
- monochrome bitmap generated from Destination Display Extractor
- specified types of ORIGINAL display images from HKBRDA or Stopreporter
Templates are jointly created by
- Winsome’s OMSI Studio
- MB Workshop
- KT 4404
1. Select output display template
Preview (Click to Enlarge)
2. Upload input display image
Unless specified by selected template, upload monochrome bitmap with the given resolution of display/pattern either in:
- black colour with a white background
- white colour with a black background
3. Get generated display
.png
.bmp (24-bit)
.tga
.bmp (32-bit, alpha)
Move it into your destination display folder.
e.g. <your OMSI folder>\vehicles\Anzeigen\<template name>
Temporary Storage
Demo Video
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