Greg_Hargreaves
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I know there are some routes on the DLS that are based off of model railroad plans, and there is at least one that is meant to be a model layout in HO scale.
I'm just curious, how many trainzers use their program to plan actual layouts? I not asking about routes based on layouts in Model Railroader, I'm talking actually planning a layout for a finate amout of space, kinda like a CAD program.
Myself, I am working in reality on building a 4 x 8 with a 1 x 8 L-shaped extension (for a stub-ended yard). Since programs like 3rd Plan-it and CADrail are so expensive I started using TRS for layout planning (its really fun). What I enjoy about it is you can build a complete layout, including textures and industries, in just a few hours (rather than months...).
I'm just curious, how many trainzers use their program to plan actual layouts? I not asking about routes based on layouts in Model Railroader, I'm talking actually planning a layout for a finate amout of space, kinda like a CAD program.
Myself, I am working in reality on building a 4 x 8 with a 1 x 8 L-shaped extension (for a stub-ended yard). Since programs like 3rd Plan-it and CADrail are so expensive I started using TRS for layout planning (its really fun). What I enjoy about it is you can build a complete layout, including textures and industries, in just a few hours (rather than months...).