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Note You cannot currently copy and paste nodes and links. This capability is planned for a future version of Urban Developer. You can, however, copy an entire scenario (page 56). Deleting nodes and links To delete a node, either: • Select the node you wish to delete by left-clicking it once (the node will be highlighted) then press the Delete key on the keyboard, or • Right-click the node, then select Delete from the pop-up menu. To delete a link, either: • Select the link you wish to delete by left-clicking it once (the link will be highlighted by turning bold or will change to a dashed line) then press the Delete key on the keyboard, or • Right-click the link (it is easiest to right-click the link arrow), then select Delete from the pop-up menu. Deleting a node also deletes any attached links. Deleting a link only deletes the link. Note A delete operation cannot be undone. You must re-create the deleted link or node. Default node names Whenever a node, link or style (page 65) is created, it is given a default name in the pattern: Type # Where type is the type of node (roof, water use, etc), and # is a number that increases monotonically for each node of the same type within the same scenario; ie the number resets back to 1 in a new scenario. For example: • Pervious Area 1 • Roof 1 • Roof 2 You should develop a consistent naming convention for nodes, links and styles to make them easier to find. 62 Urban Developer User Guide