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There’s so much to show about TC that it deserves a proper series of videos that demonstrate the design of a layout control step by step. Bronze … maybe, but then, once you’ve played with Gold it may be hard to deal with the Bronze limitations.Īnyhow … here is a video that gives a short overview. TC Gold is out of my league for my tiny layout. There is this one thing though that I am less enthusiastic about … that is the price tag. This makes playing with your layout so much fun! Really … I am enthusiastic!
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There are so many possible ways to control trains, from fully manual to fully automated and many variants in between … and everything can be combined seamlessly. But really … anyone who has worked with similar software before can initially start up just like that.īut then the fun only really starts. Yes … to do more advanced things there is a learning curve and there is a 300 pages manual and there are extensive Help files. The whole layout was entered in ‘no time’. The ‘switchboard editor’ has a very friendly user interface. Well … I can simply say: nothing beats TC! Those who followed the posts know that I have now done the layout and made switch panels and routes on ECoS, Koploper, iTrain and JMRI. How come I got so caught up? Well … this TC really is a joy to work with. But past weekend I downloaded the Traincontroller demo and I got so caught up with it that Rocrail will have to wait. Originally I had planned the next video to be on Rocrail.
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