TrainzMap - Features

Layout inspecting

tracks, distinguishing among normal rails, bridges, tunnels and invisible tracks,
base board grid reference,
signals and points (junctions) with their labels and default directions,
markers (starting points) with their labels,
AI markers,
script triggers with their labels and radii,
speed board limits with the speed limit,
industries and passenger stations,
cameras, either static and tracking, with the approximate range,
names of stations, signs and other nameable objects;

map display can be panned around and zoomed from a max of 12.5cm per pixel to a min of 1024m per pixel;
a rectangular area can be selected and fit to the window for closer inspection, printing or exporting to an image;
browse lists of named signals, points, markers, triggers and nameable objects (including industries and passenger stations);
measure distances along tracks;
add notes and other persistent custom texts to the route display.

Scenario data access

Load a scenario data file (.TSO file) over the open route to see the actual objects the scenario will work on.
Create new scenario data file for new routes.

Editing

labels of signals, junctions, triggers, track marks and nameable objects with duplicate label control
junction default direction
trigger radius

Map printing

Print a whole route or a selected area;
Print at a given scale, evenly splitting on several pages if necessary; the printout is as accurately in scale as possible...
...OR fit the printout (either the whole route or the selection) on a single page;
Amount of detail selectable independently from display settings (base boards, invisible tracks, speed boards, nameable objects and cameras off/on; signals, points, markers and triggers off/on/on+names).

Image exporting

Export the whole route, a selected area, or the current view to a .BMP or a .TGA image file;
Selectable image scale.

Minimum System Requirements