Desde el primer esbozo hasta una maqueta 3D detallada con escenario, y todo lo que hay entre medias.
Foto: Kabelleger / David Gubler, CC BY-SA 3.0, recortada
Arrastra vías rectas directamente a tu tablero virtual y haz clic para unir las piezas. Mueve o gira secciones completas, y dobla vía flexible exactamente como la quieras. Los menús contextuales te muestran de un vistazo qué puedes hacer donde estés.
No es sólo un visor que muestre tu diseño en perspectiva, sino un editor construido desde cero para trabajar en tres dimensiones. ¿Prefieres trabajar en 2D un rato? Cambia entre vistas cuando te venga bien.
Diseña tu maqueta soñada con vía de tu marca favorita. Mezcla y combina sin límites: toma los mejores desvíos de una marca y combínalos con la vía flexible más fina de otra, en un solo diseño.
Termina tu maqueta con montañas, edificios, carreteras, árboles y hierba, todo renderizado de forma realista. Incluso puedes ver los árboles y la hierba moverse con el viento.
Deja que el ordenador compruebe que tu diseño es válido. Evita que una locomotora grande se quede atascada en un túnel después, o que una curva sea demasiado cerrada. TRAX vigila si tu maqueta cumple los principales estándares NEM y NMRA.
Muestra al mundo lo que has construido. Publica tu plano de vías aquí en la plataforma, o usa el visor gratuito para poner tu diseño directamente en tu propio sitio web.
Únete a miles de aficionados al modelismo ferroviario. Encuentra inspiración, intercambia ideas, opina sobre los diseños de otros y pide consejo en las partes difíciles.
Tus donaciones son lo que mantiene TRAX gratuito para todos los aficionados al modelismo ferroviario, y es en lo que confiamos.
Apoya TRAX3D¿Qué necesitas para construir tu maqueta de ensueño? Dinos, y encuentra otros modelistas que quieran respaldar tu solicitud.
Solicitar una función42 funciones. Filtra por lo nuevo, lo que ya estaba en TRAX2, o una parte del editor.
Drag a piece onto a free connection and it snaps into place, facing the right way.
More than a hundred libraries from over forty makers, with the manufacturers’ own dimensions.
Pieces from different makers join as long as the gauge is the same, H0m on TT track included.
Bend flex track freely by two handles, or lay a straight or a curve of a set radius and angle.
Single and double slips know which curves a train can take, and draw them.
Two tracks with a crossover each way, as one piece.
A turnout route can bend twice, as Peco’s curved turnouts do.
Turntables with their own number of connections, in 3D with bridge, pit and rim.
Set a piece’s height; the connected track follows within the maximum grade.
A locked piece keeps its height relative to its neighbours: a station goes up as one.
The padlock pins a connected run down, so it cannot be moved or turned by accident.
Mark track as tunnel or bridge; the landscape makes a hill or a valley for it.
When a library was corrected since the save, the editor says which pieces it affects.
Every piece has its own number in the status bar, to say exactly which piece you mean.
Drag corners, slide sides, add or remove corners, and put a table anywhere in 3D.
One button puts down a rectangular table of 2 by 1 metres.
Fits a table round the track that is already there, and warns where you cannot reach.
Tables at different heights, each with the track that belongs to it.
Seven brushes: raise, lower, smooth, flatten, trench, noise and slope.
Hills, valleys, cuttings and embankments round the track, from one number you can keep.
Nine layers of ground, laid by slope and height on their own, and paintable by hand.
Switched on, the ground adapts under track, roads and buildings.
Tufts of growth that move in the wind, each kind at its own height.
Draw a line and choose what it becomes; a retaining wall makes a real step in the ground.
Lakes, seas, rivers and canals with waves, current and bank protection.
Spray them in groups or place them one by one; every tree can be moved on its own afterwards.
Drag buildings from the catalogue onto the table, turn and scale them.
Stones, rubble, crates and barrels that settle to the slope.
A platform along the track at the right distance and height, with its edge and a ramp.
A clean drawing with track in its legend colour, article numbers and ink lines.
Lengths, angles, heights and labels in the drawing, in the colour you choose.
Every table side is measured in the drawing; double click to change the size.
A grid with a heavier line every metre, switched on and off.
Switch between a top view and looking round freely in 3D.
Sun and shadow, sky, textures and wind.
A figure of 1.75 metres with a ruler, at your layout’s scale.
Make the hills transparent to pick track in a tunnel.
Your layouts live on the server and you choose which ones to share in the showcase.
Every step can be undone and redone.
Import a TRAX2 plan file (.trx); it is converted to 3D, a drawn landscape included.
Send what happened in the editor with a support question, and see first what that is.
The editor and the site speak three languages.
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