Is there anyone on this forum that will take my detailed layout plan that is drawn to scale, and designed it on RR Track? I need to have a detail rendering of specific tracks and where that track goes on my layout. For example, I have a curve on my mainline that is a O-81 radius, and I need to know how many pieces of O-81 curves, and how many straights I need, if any, do i need. My plan is drawn in a scale of one inch equals one foot. Thanks.
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How big is the layout? How complicated is the design? How soon do you need it? Why does it have to be RR-Track? What brand track do you intend to use? I have RR-Track and SCARM, but I have a busy week coming up.
DoubleDAZ posted:How big is the layout? How complicated is the design? How soon do you need it? Why does it have to be RR-Track? What brand track do you intend to use? I have RR-Track and SCARM, but I have a busy week coming up.
The layout is 12 x 20
It can be done whenever.
It can be any software you want to use, as long as it shows me track and switch description and location.
I am using Atlas O.
Again, I am in the planning stages and have to complete the bench work first.
Ok, let me have the plan and I’ll see what I can do.
DoubleDAZ posted:Ok, let me have the plan and I’ll see what I can do.
Where do I send it?
Email or mail?
Train head, there are many good people here willing to help but I can personally attest to the fact that Doubledaz is terrific! And patient!! LOL
Why don't you post it on here. I'm sure someone can redo it in RR Track .
Rick
DoubleDAZ posted:Email or mail?
I don't use SCARM so I don't follow posts referencing it. Is there still a free version that TRAINHEAD can use? That way he can make modifications as needed.
CAPPilot posted:I don't use SCARM so I don't follow posts referencing it. Is there still a free version that TRAINHEAD can use? That way he can make modifications as needed.
I have used RR Track without success. I also have tried the Atlas free software also without success. I want to use my free time building rather than educating myself on how to use software.
Sent you a PM with my street address.
Anyrail was the easiest software to use imo. There may still be a 50pc free version still offered.
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