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With SCARM you can easily create the layout of your dreams. Just download the setup package, install it and start editing your first track plan.
In SCARM you can use unlimited number* of tracks and objects from more than 210 libraries and instantly see your design in 3D preview with a single click.
And don't forget: Enjoy the hobby and have fun with the model trains
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Create drawings using metric units, ISO dimensioning settings, and color-based plot styles. Acadiso3D.dwt (dwt - 32.2 Kb) Create drawings using metric units, ISO dimensioning settings, named plot styles, and an initial isometric view. Architectural Imperial (dwt - 48.6 Kb) Create drawings using imperial units and typical settings for architecture. Draw to Any Scale You can draw your plan using any scale selected from the standard architectural, civil engineering, mechanical engineering and metric scales. The drawing area will show rulers and a grid in real world coordinates to help you design. You'll also be able to change the scale of the drawing mid-drawing.
Version 1.7.1 Multilingual
for Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
for your inspiration
| Testimonials |
I have tested SCARM and it is very easy to use – I didn't even need to use the tutorials.
Peter Bacharach, Sweden
Two days ago I stumbled across SCARM via a Google search and downloaded it. Wow! What a fantastic program! I just wanted to say well done and thank you. I look forward to future versions with more features.
Richard Allibone
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After installing, start the program and select your preferred language from 'View' > 'Language' menu.
If you are upgrading from a previous beta version, please, read the article Everything About The Transition to SCARM 1.0.0.
| Features |
What you can do with SCARM software?
- You can create complex railroad layouts with many train stations on virtually unlimited area
- You can shape flex-tracks easily, intuitively and most important – in very realistic way
- You can deploy your layout on more than one level, with different heights and slopes for chosen sections of the track route
- You can place tunnels and bridges on the track plan
- You can draw figures to create buildings of train stations, houses, industries, etc. together with all needed roads and infrastructure
- You can use semaphores and color light signals to create the signalling in the layout track route
- You can see a 3D view of your layout - just select '3D' button from the toolbar and review your design from all sides and angles
- You can measure distances and check track sections' lengths using the 'Tools' menu
- You can export and/or print your layout and share it with other model train fans and enthusiasts
- You can view and print a list with the track pieces needed and even use it as a shopping list
- You can extend the functionality of the main program with various extensions like the Model Trains Simulator
- You can share your ideas with the author, request new features and report bugs and errors, if you find any
| Included Track Libraries |
Scale Drawing Definition
The current version of SCARM software supports more than 210 track and object libraries.*
- American Flyer S
- Bassett Lowke O Hand-made tracks
- Faller HO AMS
- Faller O Hit Train
- Faller O eTrain
- Fleischmann H0 Modell
- Fleischmann H0 Profi
- Hornby OO
- Hornby OO Dublo 2-rail
- Hornby OO Dublo 3-rail
- Hornby O 2-rail
- Hübner I
- Jatt ТТ Bima (turntable only)
- Jouef H0 New rails 1998-2000/01
- Jouef H0e Narrow gauge tracks
- Kato N Unitrack
- LGB G
- Lima H0
- Lima H0 NEM120
- Lima H0 Hobby Line
- Lionel O Super O
- Lionel O K-Line SuperStreets
- Märklin H0 Alpha
- Märklin H0 C
- Märklin H0 M
- Märklin H0 3600 series
- Märklin H0 3900 series
- Märklin Z Miniclub
- Marx O27
- Peco N Streamline & Set-track C80
- PIKO H0 Standard
- PIKO H0 Modell
- PIKO N
- Rivarossi H0
- Roco H0 2.5mm Nickel Silver
- Roco H0 2.5mm Brass
- Tillig TT Standard (BTTB/Zeuke)
- Tri-ang OO Series 3
- Tri-ang OO Super 4
- Tri-ang TT A
- Tri-ang TT B
- Trix HO C
- Trix HO Express
- Wesa 13mm
- Signals BG L
- Signals DE S
- Signals IT L
- Signals NL L
- Signals UK L
- Signals UK S
- Signals US L
- Roadways
- Road signs CA
- Road signs EU
- Road signs US
- Lamps
- Trees
- Compasses
- ContainersRequires download
- Cars (sedan)Requires download
* Some of the libraries are not fully completed. Data accuracy is not guaranteed. More libraries will come soon.
| Information, Tutorials & Resources |
The SCARM Blog is your ultimate source for updated information about the program. It contains many useful articles and resources about SCARM.
- SCARM – The Railway Modeller's Blog
The blog contains the following categories:
- General - General information, news and events, related to SCARM software
- Basic Stuff - SCARM basics and main features in details
- Advanced Techniques - For those who wants to become SCARM experts
- Tips & Tricks - Getting most productivity in your work with SCARM
- Tutorials & Examples - How-To's and demos of using various SCARM functions and features
- Railroad Layouts & Design Ideas - Railway track plans, whole SCARM layouts and more for your inspiration
- Problems & Solutions - Troubleshooting in SCARM and workarounds of potential issues
Do not miss the video tutorials about SCARM created by Ruud Boer and J. B. aka Gilshrat.
- SCARM Video Tutorial Series
If you are looking for examples and projects designed in SCARM software, go to the special Layouts & Track Plans website and search by scale, size, track system and more.
- SCARM Model Train Layouts & Track Plans
Join us on the social sites, share your comments and stay up-to-date with all news and events, related to SCARM software.
| Useful Links |
Check out these links to other model train related sites and resources.
- RailServe.com - The Internet Railroad Directory
- ScaleModel.net - International list of scale model related web sites
- Model Railroads and Freight Cars - List of useful model railroading guides and resources
- ScalaTT.it - Creative model railways
- TT Scale Model Trains - The Perfect Gauge
- Streka.net - Site for the real and model railways
- ANKA - Hearing aids, blood glucose & lactate meters, speech devices & cannulas, service and consumables
Program & Features
Help & Resources
Info & Feedback
Malwarebytes anti exploit premium key. Support SCARM
© 2010-2020 by Milen Peev.All rights reserved.
Use at your own risk according to ourTerms of Use and Privacy Policy.
All mentioned brands and product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Within a group, you can apply a scale to a 2D drawing so that all geometry in that group reflects the selected scale. This geometry includes all native LayOut entity types. However, when you apply this scale, group entities such as text, labels, and dimensions retain their original properties, such as line and font size.
As a result, you can draw to scale and adjust that scale in LayOut without having to do a lot of mental math.
The following sections explain how to create and edit a scaled drawing. You also find tips for using the scaled drawing feature with SketchUp viewports and imported CAD files.
Creating a scaled drawing
In a LayOut, a scaled drawing must be in a group. You can create a group for a scaled drawing in two ways:
- Create the group first and then start drawing.
- Start drawing and create a group from selected entities.
To begin with a scaled drawing group, follow these steps:
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- Select Window > Scaled Drawing.
- In the Scaled Drawing panel that appears, click Make Scaled Drawing.
- Choose a scale.
- (Optional) From the Length drop-down list, choose Decimal, Architectural, Engineering, or Fractional. Depending on your selection, you might be able to choose a unit, such as meters or feet.
- Using the drawing tools, begin creating your drawing, and LayOut applies the scale you selected, as shown in the following figure.
- When you're done, double-click with the Select tool anywhere in the drawing area that's outside the scaled drawing context. Or press the Esc key.
If you've already started a drawing and want to turn what you've drawn into a scaled drawing, follow these steps:
- Select the entities that belong in the scaled drawing.
- Context-click the selection and select Make Group from the submenu that appears.
- Context-click the new group, choose Scale, and then select a scale from the submenu that appears, as shown in the following figure.
Editing a scaled drawing
To edit the entities in a scaled drawing, you simply need to open the group's context. (See Grouping Entities for details.)
Download Create Scale Drawing Torrent Windows 10
You can also change the scale by selecting the scaled drawing's group entity and then selecting options from the Scaled Drawing panel.
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After installing, start the program and select your preferred language from 'View' > 'Language' menu.
If you are upgrading from a previous beta version, please, read the article Everything About The Transition to SCARM 1.0.0.
| Features |
What you can do with SCARM software?
- You can create complex railroad layouts with many train stations on virtually unlimited area
- You can shape flex-tracks easily, intuitively and most important – in very realistic way
- You can deploy your layout on more than one level, with different heights and slopes for chosen sections of the track route
- You can place tunnels and bridges on the track plan
- You can draw figures to create buildings of train stations, houses, industries, etc. together with all needed roads and infrastructure
- You can use semaphores and color light signals to create the signalling in the layout track route
- You can see a 3D view of your layout - just select '3D' button from the toolbar and review your design from all sides and angles
- You can measure distances and check track sections' lengths using the 'Tools' menu
- You can export and/or print your layout and share it with other model train fans and enthusiasts
- You can view and print a list with the track pieces needed and even use it as a shopping list
- You can extend the functionality of the main program with various extensions like the Model Trains Simulator
- You can share your ideas with the author, request new features and report bugs and errors, if you find any
| Included Track Libraries |
Scale Drawing Definition
The current version of SCARM software supports more than 210 track and object libraries.*
- American Flyer S
- Bassett Lowke O Hand-made tracks
- Faller HO AMS
- Faller O Hit Train
- Faller O eTrain
- Fleischmann H0 Modell
- Fleischmann H0 Profi
- Hornby OO
- Hornby OO Dublo 2-rail
- Hornby OO Dublo 3-rail
- Hornby O 2-rail
- Hübner I
- Jatt ТТ Bima (turntable only)
- Jouef H0 New rails 1998-2000/01
- Jouef H0e Narrow gauge tracks
- Kato N Unitrack
- LGB G
- Lima H0
- Lima H0 NEM120
- Lima H0 Hobby Line
- Lionel O Super O
- Lionel O K-Line SuperStreets
- Märklin H0 Alpha
- Märklin H0 C
- Märklin H0 M
- Märklin H0 3600 series
- Märklin H0 3900 series
- Märklin Z Miniclub
- Marx O27
- Peco N Streamline & Set-track C80
- PIKO H0 Standard
- PIKO H0 Modell
- PIKO N
- Rivarossi H0
- Roco H0 2.5mm Nickel Silver
- Roco H0 2.5mm Brass
- Tillig TT Standard (BTTB/Zeuke)
- Tri-ang OO Series 3
- Tri-ang OO Super 4
- Tri-ang TT A
- Tri-ang TT B
- Trix HO C
- Trix HO Express
- Wesa 13mm
- Signals BG L
- Signals DE S
- Signals IT L
- Signals NL L
- Signals UK L
- Signals UK S
- Signals US L
- Roadways
- Road signs CA
- Road signs EU
- Road signs US
- Lamps
- Trees
- Compasses
- ContainersRequires download
- Cars (sedan)Requires download
* Some of the libraries are not fully completed. Data accuracy is not guaranteed. More libraries will come soon.
| Information, Tutorials & Resources |
The SCARM Blog is your ultimate source for updated information about the program. It contains many useful articles and resources about SCARM.
- SCARM – The Railway Modeller's Blog
The blog contains the following categories:
- General - General information, news and events, related to SCARM software
- Basic Stuff - SCARM basics and main features in details
- Advanced Techniques - For those who wants to become SCARM experts
- Tips & Tricks - Getting most productivity in your work with SCARM
- Tutorials & Examples - How-To's and demos of using various SCARM functions and features
- Railroad Layouts & Design Ideas - Railway track plans, whole SCARM layouts and more for your inspiration
- Problems & Solutions - Troubleshooting in SCARM and workarounds of potential issues
Do not miss the video tutorials about SCARM created by Ruud Boer and J. B. aka Gilshrat.
- SCARM Video Tutorial Series
If you are looking for examples and projects designed in SCARM software, go to the special Layouts & Track Plans website and search by scale, size, track system and more.
- SCARM Model Train Layouts & Track Plans
Join us on the social sites, share your comments and stay up-to-date with all news and events, related to SCARM software.
| Useful Links |
Check out these links to other model train related sites and resources.
- RailServe.com - The Internet Railroad Directory
- ScaleModel.net - International list of scale model related web sites
- Model Railroads and Freight Cars - List of useful model railroading guides and resources
- ScalaTT.it - Creative model railways
- TT Scale Model Trains - The Perfect Gauge
- Streka.net - Site for the real and model railways
- ANKA - Hearing aids, blood glucose & lactate meters, speech devices & cannulas, service and consumables
Program & Features
Help & Resources
Info & Feedback
Malwarebytes anti exploit premium key. Support SCARM
© 2010-2020 by Milen Peev.All rights reserved.
Use at your own risk according to ourTerms of Use and Privacy Policy.
All mentioned brands and product names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Within a group, you can apply a scale to a 2D drawing so that all geometry in that group reflects the selected scale. This geometry includes all native LayOut entity types. However, when you apply this scale, group entities such as text, labels, and dimensions retain their original properties, such as line and font size.
As a result, you can draw to scale and adjust that scale in LayOut without having to do a lot of mental math.
The following sections explain how to create and edit a scaled drawing. You also find tips for using the scaled drawing feature with SketchUp viewports and imported CAD files.
Creating a scaled drawing
In a LayOut, a scaled drawing must be in a group. You can create a group for a scaled drawing in two ways:
- Create the group first and then start drawing.
- Start drawing and create a group from selected entities.
To begin with a scaled drawing group, follow these steps:
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- Select Window > Scaled Drawing.
- In the Scaled Drawing panel that appears, click Make Scaled Drawing.
- Choose a scale.
- (Optional) From the Length drop-down list, choose Decimal, Architectural, Engineering, or Fractional. Depending on your selection, you might be able to choose a unit, such as meters or feet.
- Using the drawing tools, begin creating your drawing, and LayOut applies the scale you selected, as shown in the following figure.
- When you're done, double-click with the Select tool anywhere in the drawing area that's outside the scaled drawing context. Or press the Esc key.
If you've already started a drawing and want to turn what you've drawn into a scaled drawing, follow these steps:
- Select the entities that belong in the scaled drawing.
- Context-click the selection and select Make Group from the submenu that appears.
- Context-click the new group, choose Scale, and then select a scale from the submenu that appears, as shown in the following figure.
Editing a scaled drawing
To edit the entities in a scaled drawing, you simply need to open the group's context. (See Grouping Entities for details.)
Download Create Scale Drawing Torrent Windows 10
You can also change the scale by selecting the scaled drawing's group entity and then selecting options from the Scaled Drawing panel.
Working with SketchUp viewports and CAD files
A SketchUp viewport can't be in a scaled group. If you want to use the scaled drawing feature to draw over a SketchUp viewport, you need to lock the viewport on a separate layer. Then, on a new layer over the viewport, you can create a scaled drawing.
If you import a CAD file into LayOut, you might be able to adjust the scale of your imported data to fit your LayOut document. Remember that the dotted line around a group indicates a scaled drawing, and you can see the current scale when the scaled drawing group is selected, as shown in the following figure.
