... and then creates a new control template. For example make crossover stores the first turnout and then creates the second turnout in the control template. In most cases this is helpful and avoids the need for you to remember to store the previous control template. But if that is not what you want (maybe because you have already stored the existing control template), instead of M press T delete to the the control which will simply remove the clicked template from the background and copy it into the control template for further work: 2_141511_180000000.png Remember that this will discard the previous control template without storing it. You may want to do some experimenting with these functions before working on your live track plan. You mention reloading your track plan. It's possible that your plan already contains many duplicated templates, which is why they keep appearing when you try to delete them. As you delete each one, an underlying duplicate becomes visible. Beginners often create lots of duplicate templates, and I don't really know how it happens. Perhaps the word "delete" in " ...