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SimSig

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description SimSig Overview

SimSig is a PC train simulation add-on focused on realistic signaling operation within Britain. Developed by Geoff Mayo, it replicates late 1990s signalling systems utilizing British Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Code C (IECC) panel layouts. Its advanced features, including the TREsim branch, make it suitable for serious train simulator users and railway enthusiasts interested in detailed dispatcher control and signaling design.

help SimSig FAQ

Do you drive trains in SimSig?

No, SimSig places the player in the role of a signaller or dispatcher rather than a train driver. You set routes, operate points and signals, regulate late trains, and manage failures on screens modeled after British IECC and Westcad systems.

Can SimSig be played with several signallers online?

Yes, many simulations support multiplayer over a local network or the internet, with one participant hosting the session. Large areas can provide as many as nine operating positions, and some neighboring simulations can be chained together.

Can SimSig run on macOS, Linux, phones, or tablets?

It is officially a Windows PC application. The developers report that Wine on Linux and CrossOver on Mac may work without a guarantee, while phones and tablets are not supported.

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