All in one place
Every editor opens from the start page under Editor, on the map you choose. No separate tools, no hunting for files.
CREATEThe editors
Make it your own.
Omsi-Hub is built for making as much as for driving. Draw your own lines, write timetables, set up destination displays and paint your buses, all inside the app, without touching your OMSI 2 folder.
Built for it
Not just a launcher. A workshop.
Your OMSI 2 stays clean
What you make is kept in Omsi-Hub's own folders and its content folder. Your OMSI 2 installation is never written to.
Made to be driven
A line you draw is one you can drive from the Drive page, and the timetable's buses drive it too. In your bus company, it earns money.
Line editor
Click the stops. The route finds the roads.
A line of your own on any map. Every bus stop is on the map: click them in order, and the way between each two is found over the roads, kerb side and lane changes included, the way the game's buses will drive it.
- Reverse makes the way back from the stops across the road
- Drag a leg through a point of your choosing; add, move or drop stops
- A timetable per group of days: first and last bus, how often, the stand at the end
- The kind of service: regular, school, weekend and leisure, or on demand, and which buses run it
- For your bus company: what it costs and brings, then Confirm and pay
Timetable
Decide when the buses go.
The part of OMSI 2's timetable editor a driver actually needs, made simple: a map's lines, their tours and the trips each tour runs, side by side.
- Make a tour, copy it some minutes later, or repeat it up to a last departure
- Every trip with its time, its route, its profile and where it goes
- Your changes are saved together, to a copy; the map's own timetable comes back with one click
Depot editor
Destination displays, no longer a puzzle.
Make depot files of your own for a map: start empty, from OMSI's own layout, or from a copy of the map's or a bus's file. See each destination lit up the way the front display shows it.
- Destinations with a code, a name and the text for every display
- The IBIS's stops, the routes, the special and service trips
- What is wrong with a file is said in plain words
- A bus without the map's depot file? The app says so and adds it
Livery studio
Paint on the bus itself.
A 3D studio with the bus in a showroom of its own. You paint on the bus, never on a flat texture: pick a layer, then drag, turn and size it right where it sits.
- Colours, stripes, texts, pictures of your own and shapes, in layers
- A brush and a pen to paint freely, with guide lines over the bus
- Saved as a livery the game offers, at full size; your project saves itself as you go
- In your bus company it is your company's design, and the workshop paints the bus
Map objects
And the map itself.
For the scenery, the game's own object editor starts right on the map you pick in the Editor, with no setup.
Start building.
Free, for Windows and Mac. Needs an installed OMSI 2.