Duplicating network objects

You can select and duplicate individual or multiple network objects in lists and network editors. In the network editor, you can duplicate the following network objects:

One or more selected independent network objects, for example, from network object type links, connectors, areas, ramps, nodes, sections, static 3D objects, 3D signal heads, background. You can also duplicate independent network objects of different network object types. You can move duplicate independent network objects in the network editor. Dependent network objects which lie on selected, independent network objects are not duplicated in the process, unless they are selected.
One or more selected dependent network objects which lie on an independent network object. You can also duplicate dependent network objects of different network object types. You can move duplicated dependent network objects in the network editor to the independent network object or another independent network object of the same network object type.

Select the desired function.

Element	Functions to duplicate
Lists	Shortcut menu > Duplicate: You can also select more cells and therefore duplicate more network objects. The new network object is added in the network editor in the same position as the duplicated network object and is selected.
Network Editors	Shortcut menu > Duplicate: The new network object is added in the network editor in the same position as the duplicated network object and is selected. Hold down the Ctrl key, click in the network object and drag the new network object to the desired position: for independent network objects, for example, links or areas, to the desired position in the network editor for dependent network objects which, for example, lie on links or areas to the desired link or area

Lists

Shortcut menu > Duplicate: You can also select more cells and therefore duplicate more network objects. The new network object is added in the network editor in the same position as the duplicated network object and is selected.

Network Editors

Shortcut menu > Duplicate: The new network object is added in the network editor in the same position as the duplicated network object and is selected.
Hold down the Ctrl key, click in the network object and drag the new network object to the desired position:
for independent network objects, for example, links or areas, to the desired position in the network editor
for dependent network objects which, for example, lie on links or areas to the desired link or area

In the list of the network objects of the network object type, a new row is added.

A new connector is assigned the attribute Number, which is a number available > 9,999.

For all other network object types, a new network object is given the next higher number available as the Number attribute.

Superordinate topic:

Editing network objects, attributes and attribute values