RailModeller Pro for Mac
Create trackplans for model railroad trains and slot cars (was RailModeller).
$39.99
In English
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RailModeller Pro overview
RailModeller Pro is a planning tool for designing model railroad and slot car layouts.
Features
- More than 270 libraries for model railroad track systems included featuring more than 6500 track elements and accessories,
- TruScale libraries (signals, accessories) adapting automatically to all model scales
- A clean and intuitive user interface,
- Sophisticated tools to quickly build awesome model train layouts,
- Virtually unlimited layout dimensions - up to several kilometers/miles in size,
- Up to 99 layers per layout,
- Integrated support for setting up baseboards,
- Assistants for placing tracks at different heights and creating grades,
- Marking up of tunnel tracks with automatic creation of tunnel portals,
- Automatically generated shopping lists,
- A price database automatically synchronizing item prices across layouts,
- Integrated stock management for your inventory of tracks.
- A variety of track drawing styles,
- Image import in various formats (PNG, JPEG, PSD, GIF, TIFF, PDF, and others),
- Printing layout on any scale from a single sheet of paper to full 1:1 scale,
- Exporting layouts in various image file formats at any resolution,
- Export to JMRI's PanelPro app for controlling model trains (DCC)
- Community Layouts with hundreds of track plans created by a community of fellow model railroaders
What’s new in version 6.4.16
- Improves support for macOS' Dark Mode, and
- Adds optional assembly markers for multi-page printouts
- In addition, the bundled libraries for track systems and accessories have been updated.
RailModeller Pro for Mac
$39.99
In English
Version 6.4.16
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Mar 19 2017
Version: 5.3.3
Bit of a con, purchased in $ but charged same amount in £
Apr 20 2015
Version: 5.0.6
MacUpdate says $25.99 to purchase and the app store has it at $29.99. What gives?
Feb 9 2015
Version: 5.0.3
This new version (5.03) is a very good, speedy Update to the former V4.
Even it lacks some features of 4 till today - the author promised to change that with future releases - it has some nice improvements, like several open tracks, insert parallel tracks with specified distance, adding multiple parts with one clik, UI improvements and so on.
Overall, no need to switch to Scarm anymore.
First I want to give only 4 Stars, because of App store only, but it wouldn’t be fair.
Feb 13 2014
Version: 4.1.9
I have been using RailModeller for a while, and as a Mac user, it gives me everything I need to plan my layout.
There are many advanced features (3D view, helixes, levels) that require some experience. However, designing the basis layout is extremely easy thanks to the extensive track libraries. In my case (N-Scale, Europe), I have always found the pieces I was looking for.
Thanks for bringing model railroad planning to the Mac!
Nov 16 2011
Version: 4.1.1
I decided to get back into Model Railroading with a carefully thought out plan to avoid a "mission impossible." I choice my modeling subject, historical period, and scale strategically so that I could actually end up with a working model railroad. Having given myself a fighting chance, RailModeller was absolutely essential in ruling out all sorts of track layouts that would have ultimately been a dead-end. By trying out many combinations in the computer, I managed to narrow down to an arrangement that fit the space where the railroad would occupy. I tried several possible railroad designs. All this was only possible because of RailModeller.
After getting started on my model railroad, the best made plans - still didn't work out. What started out as a logging camp and associated railroad eventually evolved into a museum that represented an earlier logging camp. RailModeller once more was invaluable in making the changes to the layout that was in progress.
My layout is still not finished, but at least it has purpose and thanks to RailModeller, the design was tested before I started putting track on the benchwork. For the first time I have a reasonable model railroad and I very much thank the developers of RailModeller for this.
