... be very tedious to do on every template. You could use the background shapes to mark up the templates. They are quite quick to add with a click. For example you could use the target mark shapes to represent dropper wire positions, and draw lines across the rails to represent isolation breaks. A recent program update added the option to mark individual timbers with specific colours (in the shove timbers function), to draw attention to a template location. However that would apply to the whole timber rather than individual rails: 2_211936_410000002.png The downside to using background shapes is that although you can set the colour and printed line thickness, all of them would be the same. If you wanted to add colour coding, you could instead add electrical symbols on the sketchboard. You would need to change the trackplan item to detail-mode for this: 2_211936_410000001.png The marks could be copied and pasted as required, but it's still a tedious task to add them all on a large layout. Note that although they appear in front of the rails on the sketchboard ...