How to edit a Net Load
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The right panel for net loads in the editor.
Name
The field for the "name".
- The name of the net load. This is generally not visible to the end-user. You can change this by altering the text in the "Name" field.
Net Type
The dropdown menu for the "network type".
- The network type this load belongs to. You can change this by selecting a different network type from the dropdown menu.
Is Root
The checkbox for whether this is a root load.
- If this checkbox for "Is Root" is checked, this load is a root load. This means that this load is a producer in the network.
Time state
The dropdown menu for the "time state".
- Whether or not the net load is connected, or in what step of the process this load resides. You can change this by selecting a different time state from the dropdown menu.
Building
The "Select Building" button, and the checkbox to disconnect from a building.
- A load can be associated with a building. To do this, select "Select Building", and select a Building in the 3D Visualization. To remove the association with a building, uncheck the "Has Building" checkbox.
Node
The "Select Node" button, and the checkbox to disconnect from a node.
- A load can be associated with a node. To do this, select "Select Building", and select a node in the 3D Visualization. To remove the association with a node, uncheck the "Has Node" checkbox.
Position
The "Set Position" button, and the checkbox to remove the override of its default position.
- A load can have an explicitly determined position. To set its position, select "Set Position", and use the brush to select a location. To restore its position to the default location (or remove it from the project when the load does not have a default location, uncheck the "Set Position" checkbox.