1. Select the nodes, which you want to delete, via
- the spatial selection (Setting network objects active/passive via the spatial selection) and/or
- filter criteria (Using filters to set network objects active or passive).
The selected nodes are active.
2. In the Network window, right-click the Nodes button.
The Nodes context menu opens.
3. Select the Multi-delete entry.
The Delete multiple nodes window opens.
4. Make the desired changes.
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Exceptions section |
The settings made in this section affect all node types. The numbers in brackets indicate the existing nodes in the respective category. Exclude connected nodes from deletion Select this option to exclude connected nodes from being deleted. Exclude nodes with stop points from deletion Select this option to exclude nodes with stop points from being deleted. |
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Delete section |
Delete isolated nodes If the option has been selected, isolated nodes will be deleted. Delete nodes with one leg Select this option to delete nodes with one leg. Delete nodes with two legs If the option has been selected, nodes with two legs will be deleted. Delete nodes with multiple legs Select this option to delete nodes with multiple legs. Execute deletion process several times If this option is selected, nodes are also deleted that only become nodes with one or two legs after deleting other nodes until there are no more active nodes in the selected categories. |
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Section Treatment of links at nodes with two legs |
Delete links Select this option to delete links at deleted nodes. Connect links Select this option to connect links at deleted nodes. |
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Section Treatment of stop points at nodes with two legs |
Delete node stop points Select this option to delete stop points located on nodes that are to be deleted. Set node stop points on link Select this option to set node stop points that are located on nodes to be deleted on the link. |
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Section Delete nodes with two legs conditionally |
Additional conditions that links must fulfill in order for the program to delete their two-leg nodes and connect the links.
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Note: In large networks, select option Temporarily deactivate command history to save storage space, if required. No commands will then be saved during the deletion. |
5. Confirm with OK.
A query opens.
6. Select which nodes you want to delete.
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Notes: If you click the Yes or No buttons, the query is displayed for the next node number. With the Yes for all or No for all buttons, you only regard the remaining nodes, for which neither Yes nor No has been clicked. |
The confirmed active nodes are deleted.
