TrainPlayer 5.3.4

TrainPlayer 3.2 is a very cool software that allows you to design different railroads, track plans and more. Using this software, you will be able to see how your trains move forward on your own created railroads. You will be able to select different tracks and trains. You will also be able to add cars and to watch your trains go and stop. The program allows you to create and to load different roads. TrainPlayer 3.2 is very funny and entertaining. It will not take a lot of time for you to figure out how to use the application. By clicking on the train menu, you will be able to raise your train's speed and watch them finish your railroads in a shorter time. You can add as many trains as you want. The program enables you to move your trains towards all directions. You will be able to rotate the program's layout so that you can see the action from a different point of view. TrainPlayer 3.2 allows you to watch your trains from close and from far away by just scrolling your mouse. There is a free trial version of this application on the developer's website. This software has got a lot of tools that will guarantee a lot of fun.

v5.3.4 [Sep 2, 2013]
- The control panel consists of a set of buttons and controls on a wood-panel background. They are arranged in one row, unless the control bar is resized tall enough so they can wrap to two or three.
- Car images are small and fixed in size unless all cars of the train or collection are from Chris Pedersen sets (or otherwise have large images) -- in that case, the entire train is displayed with large images, all scaled to fit within the window. To see the images in full size, enlarge the window vertically until the images stop expanding.
- The Car Inventory Bar (CIB) replaces the old twelve-button car toolbar with a new docking, resizable, scrollable window where you choose rolling stock to populate your layout. The window is a source of cars -- it shows a complete car collection, from which you can drag any car type onto the track or into the train window. Initially, the collection shown in the CIB is the default set associated with the layout, but you can choose any other set.