You can delete one or more parts from a pipe network.
When you delete a pipe or structure from a pipe network, the object is erased from the drawing, and also removed from the Prospector list view.
You can delete pipes or structures using the Basic Modify Tools
Erase command, or using the Delete Pipe Network Object button on the Network Layout Tools toolbar, or by selecting the object in the Prospector list view and choosing Delete from the context menu.
To delete a pipe or structure using the Basic Modify Tools
- In the drawing, right-click the pipe or structure you want to delete. Choose Basic Modify ToolsErase, or select the part and press the Delete key on your keyboard.
The structure or pipe object is erased from the drawing and removed from the Prospector list view.
To delete a pipe or structure using the Network Layout Tools
- In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand the Pipe Networks collection, then expand the Networks collection.
- Right-click the pipe network and choose Edit Network to display the Network Layout Tools toolbar.
- On the Network Layout Tools toolbar, click
Delete Pipe Network object. - In the drawing, select the pipe or structure you want to delete.
The structure or pipe object is erased from the drawing and removed from the Prospector list view.
To delete a pipe or structure in the Prospector List View
- In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand the Pipe Networks collection, then expand the desired pipe network to display the Pipes and Structures collections beneath it.
- If you want to delete one or more pipe objects, click the Pipes collection in the Prospector tree. If you want to delete one or more structures, click the Structures collection. Hold down the Shift key to select multiple objects.
- Right-click and click Delete from the context menu.
The structure or pipe object is erased from the drawing and removed from the Prospector list view.