Disconnects one object from another object, so that they no longer are topologically linked.
1.Select Edit > Object > Disconnect > Disconnect. Or press Disconnect 
in the toolbar.
2.Select an object (A) to disconnect. Objects that are connected to (A) are highlighted in the graphical view.
3.Select an object (B) to disconnect object (A) from. The two objects are disconnected.
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Connection instructions and connection status is shown in the status bar at the bottom of the screen. |
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You can also first select an object, then use the Disconnect function and then select object to disconnect. |
Without rules
Disconnects an object from another object, so that they no longer are topologically linked.
1.Select Edit > Object > Disconnect > Without rules.
2.Select the object you like to disconnect. A dialog opens. Objects that do not fulfill connection rules are shown in the Connection error column.
3.Select a row and press Disconnect to remove the connection.
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Right-click on an object in the table to display the available functions in the right-click menu. |
False connections
Resets false connections. Use this function if an object is not connected, but still has a non-zero value on connection node. i.e no other object has a connection node with the same value. The reason for this could be that the object that had the connection from the beginning has been deleted incorrectly. This could result in an error message that states Unable to find free end when you are trying to connect to this object.
1.Select Edit > Object > Disconnect > False connections.
2.Select the object you like to reset.
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If false connections were found, the message False connection found and reset is displayed in the status list after the function is completed. Otherwise, the message No false connections found is displayed. |