... . In this case you have a turnout with a regular type V-crossing, so you can lock the V-crossing in place (CTRL+ 4 peg position) and then change the lead length of the turnout by adjusting the crossing entry straight a little. By such means you can get the switch timbers interlaced between the crossing timbers on the turnout above to avoid the conflicts. Then a bit of skewing or shortening of those timbers (without losing the special chair positions on them) should provide a usable result: 2_151045_360000001.png Here you have replaced a B-6 turnout with a longer B-8 turnout, but without making extra space for it. The result is that you have lost the minimum 6ft way (see the orange spacing-ring tool), and you have a severe misalignment at a template boundary: 2_151045_360000000.png The turnout in that screenshot appears to be forming a crossover between running lines. In such a situation it would be better as a right-hand turnout, so that the main road forms a smooth running line, ...