Delete an alignment from either the drawing window or the Toolspace Prospector tab.
If other objects were created from an alignment, you cannot use Prospector to delete the alignment. You can delete the alignment from the drawing window, but the dependant objects will also be deleted. Depending on the object type, the objects can also be deleted from Prospector.
For example, a profile and corridor can be created from an alignment. If you right-click the alignment in the Prospector, the Delete option is not available. If you select the alignment in the drawing window and press Delete, the corridor and profile are cleared from the drawing window. The profile is also deleted from Prospector because it is a child of the alignment object. The corridor object is still present in Prospector because the alignment was only one of the objects from which it was created. You can add another alignment to the corridor as a baseline, and then rebuild the corridor.
To delete an alignment from the Prospector
- In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, select the alignment object.
- Right-click. Click Delete.