TrueVirus Posted April 10 Posted April 10 (edited) Welcome to the "SimRail Track Overview" - or in short: SRTO This web application is made to view trains, tracks and stations in a 2d graphical layout. It is inspired by the german "Streckenspiegel" which dispatcher in germany use. Current versions are in a very early development phase. It's just for you to have a look on what is beeing build. I've put a lot of hours in this project, and I'm willing to complete it and maintain it for the future as long as I'm able to do so. I plan on adding more and more features into this application as the project will grow with every update. But please remember: This project is still under full development and is very far from finished. If you encounter any bugs or want to give me suggestions for improvements, please use this post here or write something on the github issue page of the site. This will help me lot! (or if you just want to share your thoughts) :) >>> Click here to open the site! <<< or use this link --> https://thetruevirus.github.io/simrail-tools-html FYI: This site only works on desktop computers. There is no functionality of this tool for any mobile devices like a phone or tablet. Edited April 20 by TrueVirus 9 1
FirstAid Posted Friday at 12:06 PM Posted Friday at 12:06 PM Wow, that looks absolutely amazing!!!!! 😗 1
Conrad Posted Friday at 09:17 PM Posted Friday at 09:17 PM It looks great! It would be great if there were an option to select station X and display only your own node – centred on the screen – along with the neighbouring nodes on either side in that view 🙂 1 1
TrueVirus Posted 21 hours ago Author Posted 21 hours ago (edited) Thanks to @FirstAid, @error723, @Alex and @Conrad for your feedback. I really appreciate your kind words! Regarding the Feature-Request by Conrad: Am 24.4.2026 um 23:17 schrieb Conrad: It would be great if there were an option to select station X and display only your own node – centred on the screen – along with the neighbouring nodes on either side in that view 🙂 I have a look into it. Problem is I can't "break" the tracks because everything is manually created by coordinates. I could shift single nodes, but for that I have to make a slight adjustment in the data. I try to figure something out. 😊 The main focus of the project right now is to complete the map, so it might take a while 😅 Also, I will probably publish another update today or tomorrow, not sure. It will extend the map from Szeligi down to the entry signals of Warszawa Zachodnia Edited 21 hours ago by TrueVirus 2
TrueVirus Posted 6 hours ago Author Posted 6 hours ago (edited) A new update has been released! Version 0.2.2-alpha | 26.04.2026 Overview: Map extension and signal image in hover tooltip Changes Extended the map from Szeligi down to Warszawa Wlochy fix: added missing platforms between Dabrowa Gornicza Zabkowice and Lazy Lc fix: added missing platform at Opoczo Poludnie fix: changed station prefix of Pilichowice and Biala Rawska to its originals added the main vehicle into train hover tooltip added a signal image into the train hover tooltip (without distant signal) options menu will now close on focus loss (and does not open on server change via clock click) Hotfix Version 0.2.3-alpha | 26.04.2026 Hotfix: fixed signal lamps not showing in Firefox browsers value `r` in css-class `.signalLamp` had missing unit px Additional Changes: fixed track bridging at Warszawa Wlochy Edited 6 hours ago by TrueVirus
FirstAid Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Am 24.4.2026 um 23:17 schrieb Conrad: It looks great! It would be great if there were an option to select station X and display only your own node – centred on the screen – along with the neighbouring nodes on either side in that view 🙂 True, this would be very helpful, as well as to flip the view, so that you always have the same point of view on the overview as on the interlocking panel. Normally I'd have suggested you could split the views accordingly to the yet existing SRTD. This would maybe have another advantage - that the view is getting a little bigger. For my taste, the train and track numbers are quite small, but that's soley subjective. Anyway, you've yet made something really nice and good, keep it up! 1
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