RailModeller Pro Forum

Hi there, The simple 3D mode for tracks has been available for a couple of months. Full terrain modelling is scheduled for a future release. No dates yet, sorry. We're currently focusing on the items outlined in our road map for this year , specifically tunnel tracks , background images , fully loca...

Hi Andre, interesting idea - you could manually export the stock on one computer and import the generated .csv on the other machine. Currently there's no built-in way to display the actual storage location (which is a hidden system folder buried on the file system). Please feel free to open a new fe...

Quick update:

The latest version (5.0.15) now offers improved poly point editing -
clicking on an existing line will add a point on the line,
clicking in an empty area will append a new point to the last poly (or line) point!

Cheers,
Jan

Not yet I'm afraid - most track libraries are bilingual with descriptions in both, German and English as one long text (sometimes you might need to hover the mouse to see the complete text as the space to display descriptions is limited in the library catalog). We do have a to-do item to add fully l...

HI all - The update to RailModeller Express 5.0.14 is now available on the Mac App Store . Changes in this release include Usability improvements in all Smart Insert tools and the "Create Grade to Track" assistant Shift-Click to select a range of tracks Improved track helix assistant with ...

Hi there - you can select all elements and rotate the layout by 180 degrees. A true mirroring feature would be nice indeed, however it's not as trivial as it may seem.. For example, assuming you're building some layout with Roco 0m tracks and you would like to mirror the following track section: fli...

Hi there, Currently the minimum height for tracks is 0 and can't be negative - So I'm afraid offsetting all tracks by some amount to have the lowest tracks positioned at level zero as you've described is the way to go at the moment. It's certainly a reasonable request and something on the to-do list...

HI there - the latest update now finally adds a preferences option to turn off the auto-resizing behavior if desired: The Canvas tab now offers a Canvas Size Mode setting with two modes Fixed Size always keeps the document at the size specified in the Document tab in the side bar, Auto-Resizing will...

Mit der aktuellen Version gibt es nun auch eine neue Option in den Voreinstellungen: Unter Zeichenfläche kann eingestellt werden, ob das Arbeitsblatt sich automatisch anpassen soll oder die Größe unveränderlich ist. Mit dem Modus " Feste Größe " bleiben die Dokument-Abmessungen immer...

Hi there -

our free Express Edition is now available:
RailModeller Express on the Mac App Store


For a description of RailModeller Express and how it compares to the Pro-Edition please have a look at our product page.
Thanks,
Jan

Hi there,

You can print a layout in 1:1 scale to match the actual real-world tracks, scale the layout to fit on a single sheet of paper or scale it down by any of the preset factors.
What would be the use case for mapping Feet to Inch..?

Cheers,
Jan

Hi Hans, there's no limit to the number of items in the stock. Please note that in recent versions of OS X the scrollbars are hidden until activated by use - i.e. scrolling, which makes them invisible by default. This is similar to how scrollbars work under iOS on iPhones or iPads. You can always ch...

Hi Bob,

you can just use the drawing tools:
From the 'Shape' select e.g. the Rectangle shape, insert and size the shapes according to your needs.

You might want to place the shape into their own layer and lock it so it won't interfere with the track layers when editing the layout.

Cheers,
Jan

Hi Alan, Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately there's no better workaround for faulty track systems at the moment. If you're not happy with the app here's how to request a refund: Contact Apple Mac App Store Support at http://www.apple.com/support/mac/app-store/contact/ There, click on the Account and ...

RailModeller Express is now available on the Mac App Store for free:


Visit the Mac App Store


Cheers,
Jan