We're stepping into uncharted territory today by launching our very first podcast episode! And to make things even more interesting, we've generated this audio content with the help of AI technology from our user guide to RailModeller Pro.
This experimental podcast offers an exploration of the app's key features, including:
Central drawing canvas for creating and editing layouts
Library catalog of track pieces categorized by scale, type, and brand
Layer system for organizing the design
Baseboard assistant and customization tools
Track customization options
Multiple viewing options
Part list and inventory management
Advanced editing capabilities
As this is an AI-assisted production, we encourage listeners to approach it with a healthy dose of curiosity - and a large grain of salt. However, whether new to the app or a long-time user, listeners might still learn something they didn't know about RailModeller Pro.
Learn about RailModeller Pro 6.4 in this dedicated article. RailModeller Pro 6.4 requires macOS High Sierra (10.13) or newer and is a free update for users of the app.
RailModeller Pro is available exclusively on the Mac App Store. The macOS Software Update mechanism takes care of automatically updating the app, providing users with the latest versions.
We are pleased to announce the release of the second video tutorial in our new instructional series for RailModeller Pro for macOS. This tutorial, "Working With Baseboards," provides guidance on creating and managing baseboards.
What the Tutorial Covers:
Adding a new baseboard using the Baseboard Assistant
Adjusting dimensions and shapes of baseboards
The baseboard layer
Baseboard tools
Editing corner points and border segments
Watch the Tutorial Video on YouTube:
Future tutorials in this series will delve into advanced features and layout techniques. Access the full collection of RailModeller Pro tutorials: Tutorials Playlist
We're excited to announce the release of the first video tutorial in our new series dedicated to helping users master RailModeller Pro for macOS.
This initial video provides a comprehensive introduction to the app and its key features, guiding new and experienced users in creating model train and slot car layouts.
What the Tutorial Covers:
Drawing Canvas: Learn how to design and organize your layouts on the canvas.
Toolbar: Explore tools like "Smart Insert" for easy track insertion, editing tools for layout modifications, and options for graphical shapes and text.
Zoom Controls & Display Modes: Visualize layouts from different perspectives with top view, side view, and 3D mode.
Part List & Search Feature: Keep track of layout elements and quickly find specific items by name, product number, or description.
Library Catalog & QuickFilter: Access and filter track libraries by scale and type for seamless element selection.
Drag-and-Drop & Repeat Functions: Add tracks to your layout with drag-and-drop or appending, and use the repeat function for quick section creation.
Sidebar: Manage properties and layers in "Element" and "Document" modes.
Canvas Sizing: Adjust canvas size with auto-resizing or fixed modes.
Status Bar: Get real-time feedback.
Help Menu: Access the RailModeller Pro user guide for detailed instructions.
Check out this first video tutorial to get started with RailModeller Pro and unlock the full potential of your model train layout designs.
Stay tuned for more tutorials in this series, where we'll dive deeper into advanced features and layout techniques.
We're always looking for ways to make it easier for you to stay informed about our app's updates and improvements. That's why we're pleased to announce that we've added a new feature to our user forum: a comprehensive overview of our app's release history.
This topic provides a convenient and easy-to-reference list of recent app's updates, including bug fixes, new features, and other changes. Whether you're looking to see what's changed since you last updated or want to stay up-to-date on the latest features, this resource has got you covered.
In addition to our always-updated "What's New" section on the product page in the Mac App Store, this release history overview is now available on our user forum for easy reference.
We hope you find this new resource helpful and appreciate your continued support!
