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Tunnels: Jumping to the other connection point of a tunnel

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  • November 30, 2018
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wicki
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If one Point of the tunnel-connection is selected - you can see the connection line as a dashed line.

But if you want to change the view to the other side of the tunnel, you have to navigate by your own.

That's not fine for big workspaces. So a possibility to jump to the oher tunnelpoint in the view would be a nice feature :-)

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david_r
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  • November 30, 2018

That's a great idea.


mik_w_thomsen
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Maybe with a short cut, that wil jump to the end for the tunnel.


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alc33
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  • September 6, 2024

A little update.

It’s possible to jump between the beginning and the end of the tunnel, just by clicking on the name of the transformer/junction after clinking on the tunnel (version 2024).

 


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