OpenBVE Virtual Railfanning: A, C and G Trains at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets

This video is for general audiences, meaning people of all ages can enjoy!
I do have to admit, these videos have been lacking in quality lately. That's due to the fact that I don't have much time to make these videos as good as they once were. Good times, right? If anybody has any requests please dump them in the comments.
CREDITS:
Andrevwz BVE - R46 w/chainguards
AlstomVincent - R160

[@TajmirTheRandomFan]

I think I actually did this on Hmmsim before, using different types of trains.

[@adammars1438]

Glad to be inspired by you, Taj!

[@RDotRailfanner2007]

Noice

[@SeiyaL.]

I like it

[@dottybambni]

Hello I am new to openbve how do you zoom out when you’re in the cab? My view is a little too close and I can’t see the tracks that well. Im using a r160 and I’m having trouble seeing.

[@adammars1438]

Have you tried using the F, G, and H keys? Those ones are the ones I have

[@4440bestbus]

F and Q trains at Lexington Av-63 St (2017)

[@adammars1438]

Got yours in 2nd!

[@Ashes449]

As of November 2021 the R46, R68, and R68A no longer runs on the G.

[@adammars1438]

Yeah, sorry about that. I'm not exactly up-to-date with the subway fleet assignments. But thanks for the heads up!

[@gdbruhman2814]

How do you do this? Does it require Hmmsim?

[@adammars1438]

These videos require: OpenBVE (basically the PC version of Hmmsim with more features), a computer (that can run OpenBVE decently), and obviously a mouse and keyboard. OpenBVE has controls in which you can move the camera. Perfect for videos like these.

[@SeiyaL.]

Is it possible todo it on phone

[@adammars1438]

If you use Hmmsim, it's possible.

[@SeiyaL.]

Can you do a tutorial