Use this tab to change the overall settings of the software.
AnyRail remembers settings between sessions, but also saves them with each layout.

Measurement system |
Choose from cm, mm, inches with fractions or decimals. |
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Width |
The width of the work area on screen. Make it somewhat larger than your train table. |
Depth |
The depth of the work area on screen. Make it somewhat larger than your train table. |
Grid |
Show a grid. |
Size |
Size of a square of the grid. |
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Endpoint |
The drawing size of an endpoint. An endpoint is the outer end of a piece of track. |
Connection |
The drawing size of a connection. The connection is the circle denoting that two pieces of track are connected. |
Control point |
The drawing size of the control points. These are the points to manipulate flex track and lines. |
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Alert on flex too long |
When checked, overstretched flex appears red. |
Alert on too sharp curves |
When checked, too-tightly curved flex appears red. |
Minimum radius |
Radius used for determining when Alert in too sharp curves triggers. |
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Distance |
The maximum distance allowed allowed between connecting endpoints. |
Angle |
The maximum angle allowed between connecting endpoints. |
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Maximum percentage |
The maximum percentage allowed on slopes. |
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Autoconnect |
Automatically connect track when endpoints are close enough. |
Allow mixed rails |
When checked, any track with the same gauge will connect. Uncheck to make sure you use the correct transition track. |
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Snap to grid |
Makes lines and surfaces snap to an underlying grid. The left upper point of the line or surface is aligned with the grid. |
Size |
The underlying grid size for Snap to grid. If the size is very small, the grid will work but not be displayed fully. |
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