... line, which puts the main-side ends all in a neat line, with all the "steppyness" on the turnout side. N.B. When you change to square-on timbering style, Templot automatically sets the ends in-line. When you change to the equalized-incremental style, Templot automatically sets the ends centralized. This means that if you want the opposite ends setting, you must change it after setting the style. There is another setting which you may have changed, or changed in the past: 2_041743_540000000.png which may explain why you think it looks odd. For UK standard-gauge track on wooden timbers, you should keep it set on 6" steps. The other options are for modern concrete bearers, narrow-gauge, non-UK, and other types of track. cheers, Martin. posted: 5 Sep 2020 09:15 from: Julian Roberts Hi Martin and Tony Thank you for your very prompt replies. I'm not at home to try this out on my pc. Is centralised the default setting? ...