Mixy - I really enjoy working with SCARM - it´s an easy to learn, but powerful tool. Just a quick glimpse on my planned layout:
I have two questions regarding future upgrades:
Thanks for a great tool!
Hello Ulrich,
Great looking layout 
Yes, I plan to add libraries with rolling stock and also the ability to run a virtual trains on the layout, to check the possible operations or just for fun. Here is one short preview of that upcoming feature:
There are some libraries with virtual models of locos and cars for SCARM even now, but they are static. Look for them here:
Examples of virtual train models for SCARM
If you want to share your layout or other SCARM related content with other SCARM users, send me a PM
Mixy
The new, long awaited SCARM v. 0.9.30 is ready and published, coming with new features and many new and updated track libraries. Read more details here:
SCARM Model Train Layout Software 0.9.30 Released
Hope you will like it 
Mixy
And here are the SCARM railroad blog posts for September.
See also the recently posted Faller Buildings and Structures for SCARM in HO scale, ready to be used in your layout projects.
Mixy
Here are the SCARM railroad blog posts for October.
Check also one example of a virtual HO-Scale Grain Elevator in SCARM for use on your track plan.
Mixy
The new version SCARM 0.9.31 is ready and published, coming with new security features and several new and updated track libraries. Read more details here:
SCARM Model Railroad Track Planner 0.9.31 Released
This version should fix the “scramble” bug, which may appear in the older releases, so update is recommended.
Mixy
Here is the list with SCARM railroad blog posts for November.
See also the recently published Virtual HO-Scale railcars with military vehicles, which are suitable for representing military trains for those, who are creating layouts with military bases.
Mixy
And here is the list with SCARM railroad blog posts for December.
Don’t miss the last post for 2015 which is representing the beautiful Badalona train station in N scale as virtual model in SCARM
Mixy
It is one of the largest and most complex track plans ever designed in SCARM which is now turning into a real layout by the guys in Garden State Central Model Railroad Club. See some pics from the building process, read more about that huge layout and download the SCARM track plan from the link below.
Garden State Central Model Railroad Club 25’ x 50’ Room Layout
Hope all you will like it
Mixy
Here is the only post in SCARM Railroad Modeling Blog for January:
Reset SCARM Settings to Defaults
Use the method, described above if you want to revert to default settings and/or if you have troubles when starting the program - resetting can be of help.
Now I am finishing and testing some new features in SCARM and the next version, with many new and updated track libraries will be released soon, I hope
Mixy
Good news, Mixy!
Check the recently published post in the blog about Various Tanks & Water Towers in HO Scale and use these in your own layouts.
And the SCARM Railroad Modeling Blog post for February is about possible Discrepancy Between Elements on the Layout and the Parts List - check it to see what are the most common causes for that.
Mixy
The new version SCARM 0.9.32 is ready and published, coming with new Flip and Rotate features and many new and updated track libraries. Read more details here:
SCARM Model Railroad Layout Software 0.9.32 Released
Hope you will like it!
Mixy
Here are the SCARM Railroad Blog posts for March and April.
The next version of the program is on the the way, so check the SCARM website regularly
Mixy
Here are the SCARM Railroad Blog posts for March and April.
The next version of the program is on the the way, so check the SCARM website regularly
Mixy
Here are the SCARM Railroad Blog posts for March and April.
The next version of the program is on the the way, so check the SCARM website regularly
Mixy
For those of you who want to play with SCARM track planning software on a mobile device, this may be of help:
Using SCARM on iPad and Android Tablets
Mixy
The new SCARM v. 0.9.33 is ready and published, coming with several new features and updated track libraries. Read more details here:
SCARM Model Railroad Track Planning Software 0.9.33 Released
Hope you will like it
Mixy
And here are the SCARM railroad modeler blog posts for May.
Mixy
I used SCARM to design my proposed N scale switching layout, which is the subject of another thread. The program is great. However, the only thing I have noticed is that sometimes it can get frustrating to line up track. In other words, getting the track to connect to another track section as the arrows go from green to red etc sometimes you end up wiht no connnection. It is not a big deal because if you use flex track you cut the track to fit. Just my 2 cents.
I really enjoy working with SCARM and there are hardly any functions I miss, but, as there is always room for improvement, here are 2 suggestions for future changes:
Here is my latest creation:
Hi all
Thanks for the feedback - I am writing down some notes to my To-do list for the next updates and will consider your suggestions for improvements and new features.
@Ulrich: You can use the Toolbox for laying of flex tracks with predefined radius and angle.
Here is explained How to Recover a Project File After Crash or Power Failure and to restore your SCARM track plan to the last autosave state. I hope you do not have to use that feature, but… just in case
And here are the SCARM model railroading blog posts for June.
Mixy