Bluebrick is a LEGO (or compatible) track planning software. It allows to plan LEGO track layouts in 2D.
The software is helpful to find good layout geometries that fit to the space available. The software also counts the parts that you need for your layout.
I have created a complete track library for Bluebrick with all Trixbrix tracks. The library is integrated in Bluebrick since Version 1.9. Check this link for details and download instructions. Other libraries include tracks from BrickTracks, 4DBricks, and there is also a “schematic track” library that covers FX Bricks tracks.
Bluebrick is developed and maintained by Alban Nanty. The software is free of charge.
Bluebrick requires Microsoft Windows, but someone has also managed to run Bluebrick under Linux.
Bluebrick can be downloaded here: https://bluebrick.lswproject.com/
A layout may be sent to a printer?
In Bluebrick you can export a layout as an image file, and print it then.
3D Train Studio has a built-in print option.
Hello Matthias,
Can Bluebrick be used on Samsung devices? i.e. A Samsung tablet?
Bluebrick runs on Windows only. Please check the Bluebrick website for further details.
Hi
I am often using the F1 “road baseplate” with yellow lines to mark a bus stop. is it possible for you to include this baseplate into the road plates?
Otherwise iti
is a very helpfull tool for organising layouts 🙂 Many thanks for you effort
Best regards Henning M.
No, we presently only maintain and publish Train Track Libraries for Bluebrick. In the future, there might be a MILS library for various MILS plates as well, but that is not finally decided yet.