If you want to edit several network objects at the same time, via the spatial selection, you can set the desired objects active and the remaining objects passive. You can thus limit the entire network to a specific selection of network objects. By default, passive network objects are highlighted in gray (Specifying basic settings for the Network editor window).
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Notes: Network objects are active only if they are both included in the spatial selection and comply with the current filter settings (Using filters to set network objects active or passive). The Network > Network statistics menu provides an overview of how many network objects per network object type are currently contained in the spatial selection, how many are filtered and how many are active (Checking the state of all network objects). |
You have various options to set network objects active or passive via the spatial selection.
- Setting all network objects passive
- Setting all network objects active
- Setting single network objects active or passive
- Setting network objects active within a polygon
- Setting network objects active within territories
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Notes: A spatial selection is not possible in case of system routes, lines, line routes, and all subordinated items. Only network objects of network object types whose Switch on/off spatial selection option has been selected, will be taken into account (Selecting network object types for the spatial selection mode). |
Video: How To Use Filters
