Well, I didn't think so in the first place, and I'd guess your lack of response means that nobody else know of such a piece of software either.

So I just tried OpenOffice Draw, and it turns out that it is quite easy. Here is my first front plate for the station control board:

The small circles will be 3 mm LEDs, and will indicate turnout and signal status. The larger circles are pushbuttons to operate the layout. Yellow for turnouts and blue for either setting routes or individual signals directly. If one blue button is pressed and held down while another blue is pressed, it will activate a route from the first to the second button. If a blue button is pressed on its own, it just operates a signal.

The black tracks are the main lines, which usually are operated through routes. Turnouts won't react to direct operation. At the upper left corner will be a master switch, which will override the routes, so direct control is possible (for shunting etc).

Everything will simply connect to the Loconet bus on my Intellibox.
Hopefully I can make the box in the next days or so. At least I now have the front plate for it

I know, and that is exactly what inspired me to make this one. If my own project doesn't turn out well, I may make the switch to Uhlenbrocks new system. However, it is going to be quite expensive.

That actually looks quite good Mikael.
Ira

I have continued the story over at the digital section, as it isn't really about software anymore.
https://www.marklin-users.net/fo...ault.aspx?g=posts&t=6617