Traxeditor.

[Broithe]

This has appeared on the MRSI Facebook page - http://www.traxeditor.com/ - I'm a pencil and paper person, do other more techy types have any opinions on it?

[DiveController]

This has appeared on the MRSI Facebook page - http://www.traxeditor.com/ - I'm a pencil and paper person, do other more techy types have any opinions on it?

Well it's Mac compatible for a start without having to run Windows Parallels or any other malarkey, so I'm going to be giving this a go, methinks:tumbsup:

[skinner75]

Had a quick look - seems handy enough. The Bachmann 00 track codes all tally, though I don't think they have all the track listed (no Y point).

Handy to not have to go installing anything, and just run in the browser. Should be easier for letting others take a look at plans & make comments too

[decauville1126]

Please note that this has no connection with a programme called Trax from some years back produced by Jeff Geary which I found very useful. I think it may still be available but there is an active Trax-users bit within Templot - which is free to download track planner but not of the 'plug-together-proprietary-sectional-track' type. Trax (the Jeff Geary one) is very useful and Templot too in producing 21mm gauge P4 pointwork and can be used to overlay and then replicate large-scale prototype maps.