The libraries listed in the tables below are suitable for the current program version and are usually already included in the setup program package (sometimes with a delay for newly developed libraries). This means you usually do not need to manually install any libraries. Railroad-Professional can also read libraries of older formats. They are converted into the new format. If you need a track library that is not (yet) available in the new format, you may try one of the old libraries.

Of course, all libraries for Railroad-Professional are free of charge. After downloading a library, unzip the ZIP file into the "Bibliotheken"-directory (german word for 'libraries') that Railroad-Professional created on your computer during setup (and installed the libraries already supplied). The corresponding subpath is then created automatically. As of version 2.4, the supplied files are located under the public user and there under 'documents'.

Example:
Unpack the library of the C-tracks of Märklin, gauge H0, to "C:\users\public\documents\Railroad-Professional 3.0\Bibliotheken". Then you will find the subdirectories "Gleise\H0\Märklin\C-Gleise" ('Gleise' is the german word for 'tracks') in which the two files H0MC_xxx.rpd and default.rpb will be located. Versions with the same name are overwritten!

If you have created your own libraries with the help of the library manager and track editor integrated in Railroad-Professional and would like to make them available to the general public, please . Please always send in both files - the library file ("xxxxx.rpd", where xxxxx stands for a name of your choice) and the base dimension file ("default.rpb")!