2 Hof Creator | Omsi

HOF file

For the dedicated virtual bus driver, the is the digital nervous system of any vehicle in OMSI 2 . Without it, your bus is just a hollow shell with no working destination signs, no internal stop announcements, and no way for passengers to know which line you're driving.

Step 1: Download & Install

Why You Need a Dedicated Hof Creator

Annax 1 & 2

: The text that appears on the front and side destination boards (rollbands or matrix). Line 1 is the top, and Line 2 is the bottom. omsi 2 hof creator

One bug

: If you use special characters (ü, ß, é) in stop names without saving as UTF-8, OMSI may show gibberish. Workaround: use Arial Unicode MS or stick to Latin-1. HOF file For the dedicated virtual bus driver,

Bays: id, type (park/charging/fuel/service), capacity, allowed vehicle classes, orientation, service times.
Stops: id, position, boarding flags, linked routes, dwell time rules.
Gates: schedule, access rules, collision bounds.
Schedules: depot arrival/departure rules, minimum turnaround times, shift patterns.

1–2 months: prototype editor UI and bay/stop data model; export simple OMSI objects.
3–4 months: implement timetable integration and simulation validation.
5–6 months: build template library and adapter scripts for popular dispatch mods.
7–12 months: polish UX, add community features (share/import templates), and beta test with map creators.

Without this simple file transfer, your destination blinds will stay blank, and your passengers will never board. If you're building a HOF for a bus that uses 1–2 months: prototype editor UI and bay/stop data