| Surface: If the surface is erased or exploded the profiles and sections that reference that surface will become static. The mirror command will create a copy but will not honour the mirror settings. Point groups used in the surface definition are included as part of the Wblock. |
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| Point: When Wblocking and Inserting Points, or copying Points, a dialog box is displayed to resolve number conflicts. |
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| Table: Wblocking a table copies the required geometry. For example, Points are copied along with the point table. |
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| Alignment: When exploding or erasing an alignment, all dependent objects will be exploded or erased (for instance profiles, profile views, sample lines, sections, and section views). Copying the alignment will create an alignment with a new name in the same site. All dependent objects will be copied and included with the new alignment. Wblock/Insert will copy the alignment and all dependent objects into a new site. |
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| Parcel (select parcel label): When copying or Wblocking a parcel, the dependent parcel segments are included. If the objects are inserted into the same drawing, a new site is created. Only the parcel labels can be moved. |
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| Parcel Segment Lines: Wblocking/Inserting the parcel segment lines creates segment lines in a new site. |
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| Grading: There are two copy operations that can be applied to a Grading object. Copying the footprint feature line or individual target line creates a new feature line in a new site. Copying the entire Grading object will copy the footprint, target, and criteria. The footprint can be moved. The target line cannot be moved. If the Grading criteria references a surface, the surface will be included in a Wblock/Insert operation. |
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| Profile: Erasing a profile or section erases it from all profile or section views. Profiles and sections can only be moved vertically within a view. |
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| Profile View: If the profile or profile view is Wblocked, all objects required for the profile or profile view (such as the surface, alignment, profile, sample lines, and sections) are copied. If the objects are copied into the same drawing, a new site is created. |
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| Sample Line: You cannot copy or move a Sample Line |
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| Section: Erasing a profile or section erases it from all profile or section views. Profiles and sections can only be moved vertically within a view. If the sample line, section, or section view is Wblocked, all objects that are required for the sample line, section, or section view (such as the surface, alignment, sections, and sample lines) are copied. If the objects are copied into the same drawing, a new site is created. |
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| Assembly: The names of assemblies and subassemblies are incremented when copied. Copying an assembly copies the assembly and all dependent subassemblies. Mirror will create a copy but will not honour the mirror settings. |
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| Corridor: Copying or Wblocking a corridor copies all the dependent data such as assemblies, alignments, and surfaces. |
| Pipe Network: Network objects are not accessible through the Object Enabler environment. |
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| Pipe: Copying a network part will create a copy of the parent network part (pipe or structure). |
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| Structure: Copying, mirroring, arraying, and offsetting pipes and structures updates the references of any connected parts. Copied pipes and structures will be placed in the same network. Moving or rotating a structure causes any connected parts to move with it (the connections are maintained). Moving or rotating a pipe breaks the connection to any connected parts. Scaling a pipe or structure affects position but does not affect size. Wblocking pipes and structures copies all dependent objects. |
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| Survey Network: Using the copy command on a survey network creates feature lines. The move command disassociates the figure from the model. |