Net Line - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 14:40, 20 April 2026

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	* [[How to manually edit Net Lines of a network]]		* [[How to manually edit Net Lines of a network]]
	* [[How to import Net Lines using a GeoJSON]]		* [[How to import Net Lines using a GeoJSON]]

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	[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net ~~Load~~]]s.]]		[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net Function]]s.]]
	In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[Net Load]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 [[Net Node]]s, a starting node and an end node, and a [[Net Function]]. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.		In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[Net Load]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 [[Net Node]]s, a starting node and an end node, and a [[Net Function]]. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.

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	[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net Load]]s.]]		[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net Load]]s.]]
	In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[~~net load~~]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 ~~net nodes~~, a starting node and an end node, and a [[Net Function]]. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.		In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[Net Load]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 [[Net Node]]s, a starting node and an end node, and a [[Net Function]]. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.

	==Properties of net lines==		==Properties of net lines==

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	[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net Load]]s.]]		[[File:Api_current_situation_network.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|[[Net Line]]s in relation to [[Net Node]]s and [[Net Load]]s.]]
	In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[net load]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 net nodes, a starting node and an end node, and a ~~{{inlink\|net line definition}}~~. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.		In the {{software}}, net lines and net nodes, along with [[net load]]s, form distribution networks. They are defined by 2 net nodes, a starting node and an end node, and a [[Net Function]]. The collection of net lines and net nodes between two arbitrary net nodes is called a path.

	==Properties of net lines==		==Properties of net lines==

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	===Length===		===Length===
	The length of the net line is a property resulting from where the net line starts and ends. This property cannot be edited directly, but is calculated based on its coordinates. This calculation only takes flat distance into account. Terrain height is not taken into account.		The length of the net line is a property resulting from where the net line starts and ends. This property cannot be edited directly, but is calculated based on its coordinates. This calculation only takes flat distance into account. Terrain height is not taken into account.

			===Net Function===
			Each net line has a reference to a [[Net Function]]. The net function's attributes, such as its color or visualization diameter, are inherited by their net lines. This allows a single set of properties to be applied to all lines in the network.

	===Net Type===		===Net Type===

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Net Function */

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Net Function

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	===Length===		===Length===
	The length of the net line is a property resulting from where the net line starts and ends. This property cannot be edited directly, but is calculated based on its coordinates. This calculation only takes flat distance into account. Terrain height is not taken into account.		The length of the net line is a property resulting from where the net line starts and ends. This property cannot be edited directly, but is calculated based on its coordinates. This calculation only takes flat distance into account. Terrain height is not taken into account.

	~~===Net Function===~~
	Each net line has a reference to a [[Net Function]]. The net function's attributes, such as its color or visualization diameter, are inherited by their net lines. This allows a single set of properties to be applied to all lines in the network.

	===Net Type===		===Net Type===

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Attributes

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	'''FLOW''': The flow of a net line indicates the amount of the resource that is transported through this net line. If the network's graph is a tree, the direction is implicit and the value can be consistently positive. In more complicated networks, the direction in which the resource is transported may be relevant, and can be indicated with a positive or negative value. By default, the attribute name FLOW is preferred. The specific attribute name used for this is defined as part of the [[Net_Setting\|settings of the net type]]. Depending on the [[Net_Setting#Calculation_Model\|calculation model]] for networks, this attribute is used in resource flow calculations.		'''FLOW''': The flow of a net line indicates the amount of the resource that is transported through this net line. If the network's graph is a tree, the direction is implicit and the value can be consistently positive. In more complicated networks, the direction in which the resource is transported may be relevant, and can be indicated with a positive or negative value. By default, the attribute name FLOW is preferred. The specific attribute name used for this is defined as part of the [[Net_Setting\|settings of the net type]]. Depending on the [[Net_Setting#Calculation_Model\|calculation model]] for networks, this attribute is used in resource flow calculations.

	'''PRICE_M''': The price per meter. Can be used to calculate the costs of the ~~netlines~~.		'''PRICE_M''': The price per meter. Can be used to calculate the costs of the net lines.

	'''VISUALIZATION_DIAMETER_M''': The diameter of the net line. Similar to DEF_DIAMETER_M, this attribute affects the visualized width of the net line in the [[3D Visualization]], but is not intended to be used in calculations.		'''VISUALIZATION_DIAMETER_M''': The diameter of the net line. Similar to DEF_DIAMETER_M, this attribute affects the visualized width of the net line in the [[3D Visualization]], but is not intended to be used in calculations.

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Attributes

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	===Attributes===		===Attributes===
	Net lines can have any number of arbitrary [[attribute]]s. A few attribute names are reserved and have a special function.		Net lines can have any number of arbitrary [[attribute]]s. A few attribute names are reserved and have a special function. Generally these are defined in their [[Net Function]], but can be overridden by the Net Line.

	'''~~Color~~''': The color of the net line used in the visualization of the network.		'''COLOR''': The color of the net line used in the visualization of the network.

	'''DIAMETER_M''': The diameter of the net line. This can be used in calculations and also affects the width of the net line as visible in the [[3D Visualization]].		'''DIAMETER_M''': The diameter of the net line. This can be used in calculations and also affects the width of the net line as visible in the [[3D Visualization]].

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Net Function

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	===Net Function===		===Net Function===
	Each net line has a reference to a ~~net function~~. The net function's attributes, such as its color or visualization diameter, are inherited by their net lines. This allows a single set of properties to be applied to all lines in the network.		Each net line has a reference to a [[Net Function]]. The net function's attributes, such as its color or visualization diameter, are inherited by their net lines. This allows a single set of properties to be applied to all lines in the network.

	===Net Type===		===Net Type===

Frank@tygron.nl: /* Adding and editing net lines */

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Adding and editing net lines

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 '''VISUALIZATION_DIAMETER_M''': The diameter of the net line. Similar to DEF_DIAMETER_M, this attribute affects the visualized width of the net line in the [[3D Visualization]], but is not intended to be used in calculations.
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 * [[How to import Net Lines using a GeoJSON]]
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