... can see that the dummy templates are being drawn in the same style (set on the background shapes dialog): 2_132216_410000003.png 2_132216_410000002.png Here you can see this makes it possible to have a smooth curving baseboard edge, which is not possible with the basic background shapes functions. You can use all the usual track functions, transitions, slewing, etc., to build up a series of dummy templates representing the baseboard edge (or anything else). For this example I set the background shape lines to be printed 2mm wide: 2_132216_410000001.png (The platforms are part of the track templates, not background shapes.) This is the normal template print. For this example I set the background shapes to be printed in orange lines 1mm wide. The horizontal straight line is a normal background shape. The curving line is a dummy track template having a zero-length transition, as you can see from the markers. You can see that the dummy template is matching the print style for the background shapes: 2_132216_410000000.png Take care what settings you use, or you ...