... hand end of the crossing slightly to get it to the right location. I presume that unlike set track, a diamond crossing doesn't have to be exactly symmetrical? Probably a few more things to work on. Notably I need to get to grips with how timbering works both in prototype and in templot. Have to admit, I'm quite enjoying it! Once you master the interface, its more intuitive and less frustrating that the set track planners I've fiddled with before. It's particularly satisfying to match a real map. Cheers David 3661_041820_540000000.png Attachment: attach_3022_3655_Saunderton_v6.mec box 88 posted: 5 May 2020 01:43 from: Martin Wynne Hi David, Thanks for posting your file. I'm afraid there are some quite serious dog-legs and misalignments there. It's all fairly straightforward to do really, but learning Templot over a map doesn't help. Sorry, I don't quite follow your question about the diamond-crossing. If you use the tools> make ladder crossover function off the turnout, Templot does it all for you with everything in alignment. I'm going to ...