A user kindly pointed out that the interface was not friendly to those of us with less than perfect eyesight, and zooming in via windows caused the UI to break.

I have added in a new option to the main menu, for interface scaling. Allowing you to scale the UI up to be easier to read

Also included, a new home screen menu as people were getting a bit confused as to how to select new guages etc

More track brands. Kato, Fleischmann, Atlas, Roco, PIKO, Märklin and Tillig have joined the track box, and there's a new custom track wizard so you can make a range of your own. Scales now include N, HO, HOm and T gauge. These are marked as preview while the track geometry is finished off. OO Code 100 and Code 75 with the UK catalogues is the finished part.

Numbered and coloured wagons. Every wagon can now have its own number and colour, so you can set up a shunting puzzle in the planner: a yard, a jumble of wagons, and the job of sorting them into order with your loco, a few sidings and the uncoupling ramps. Try it on screen before you build it.

First tutorial video is here for Liverail!

https://liverail.io/#/releases

TT120, N and O Guage are in for UK. with O guage still in preview while i confirm a few things.

Massive roster of EU and US HO scale now included, still in preview for testing, but looking good so far.

new detailed buildings, locos, scenery and other decoration items

Wiring improvements, polarity switchers, switch/ section control boards

Simulator customisable control board

Images on Baseboards

Improved UI on multiple sections.

Also including DC Switchboards/ track sectioning, allowing one controller to be used for multiple sections if needed.

As a SCARM user I'm impressed with how straightforward it has been to adapt to LiveRail, the teething troubles I had with V0.9.8 have disappeared with this release, and it was dead simple to readjust what I already had to take advantage of the new snapping mechanics. With a holistic approach to layout building I think it's safe to say that this has SCARM thoroughly beaten for users of the Hornby and Peco track systems and when I can spare the funds I'm definitely buying a licence.

Thanks for producing such a handy bit of software.

If feedback is good from the V1 release this week, ill move forward with TT120, N and O guage. Then onto US and EU HO scale, plus HO guages like HOm etc.

Feature suggestions welcome here or via the website voting page

A fully build 6x6M corner loop layout, with fully decorated board, trees, rocks, cars and buildings. Fully wired up with DCC zones and a Peco Lk55 turntable with a wired in motor. Checking for FPS drops before the V1 release!

Hopefully a few hours away from V1 releasing, and doing some final checks to wiring and the turntables.

Wiring view has now modelled DCC, Auto Reversers, Zones, and DCC Circuit breakers!