http://www.scarm.info/index_en.html

Have you tried this Ron? I keep meaning to create a proper track plan for Granby.......it would probably make the current phase of my thread easier to follow

No John, i picked this up from another forum. My planning days are over I think.

I am not certain I ever had planning days......my seat of the pants style sure adds variety and surprises to my modelling

Looks like fun. Thanks. Mind, if my wife finds out I'm even considering a new layout before I've finished this one then there may be issues!

it is fun,and dead easy to use, I am still trying it out but so far very straight forward,the big plus is it has most of the makers tracks built in,just pick the one you want and start laying track.

:doublethumb:cool:

I have used scarm and found that what i wanted to do " freehand" i Could not so I turned to the scarm program set it to peco 00 track and using the set track and streamline icons found I could draw a track plan of my layout Southall.
regards 
alan

hi all
if you want something added to the program contact Mixy the program creator.he's very open to new suggestions.

alan, would it be possible to add buildings and other scenic bits
cheers 
alan

hi Alan
i forgot i posted this here.i've just repeated it on your layout thread.in answer to your question yes i think you can,it's a long time since i used it.i know you can put a turntable in,see your plan in 3D,rotate.it's very good for a free program.

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Regards Jeff.

I have looked through the index of available gauges and I regret to say that for 4mm modellers this is a fine scale/EM/P4 fail.

Unless anyone out there knows better!

As far as I know Mark it covers the most popular commercially available track systems, including quite a few discontinued ones.

 http://www.scarm.info/index.php#libs



Ed