Editing Plans

Accepted plans can be adjusted by editing them from the Plan tab.

For adding road markings to the map, see Road Features.

Click the Edit button and the confirmation dialog appears.

Note: By confirming to edit the plan, you agree to 1Streetworks being unable to undertake any subsequent automated compliance checks for any edits you make.

Confirming this enters the editing mode.

Toolbar

Tool	Shortcut	Description
	Esc	Select an individual plan feature.
	Ctrl+A	Select all plan features.
	F	Select multiple plan features by dragging a selection box on the map.
	G	Select multiple features by clicking and dragging to "paint" an area between the initial point and your mouse cursor.
	A	Add a new feature.
	E	Edit selected feature(s).
	M	Move selected feature(s).
	R	Rotate selected feature(s).
	S	Scale selected feature(s).
	U	A linear measure tool for digitizing a line and displaying the length metres.
	Ctrl+Z	Undo the last action(s).
	Ctrl+Y	Redo the last action(s).
	Del	Delete the selected feature(s).
Copy	Ctrl+C / Ctrl+X	Copies the selected feature(s).
Paste	Ctrl+Z	Pastes a copy of the selected feature(s).

Adding a new feature uses the following feature palette.

Features that can represent different options, like signs, the different types are available to be chosen from the properties, as listed below.

Feature	Description
Cone	Traffic cones and No Parking cones. With the option of placing single cones, or cone runs with maximum spacing.
Sign	Signs, and Supplementary Plates.
Custom Sign	Custom Signs.
Asset	Stop/Go Boards, Traffic Signals, Pedestrian Traffic Signals, Portable VMS.
Barrier	Traffic Barrier, Pedestrian Barrier, Metal Barrier.
Ramp	Pedestrian Ramp.
Area	Works Area, Working Space, Safety Zone, Walkway.
TM Template	Controlled Crossing, Guide Island, Road Closed Assess Only, Safety Zone, and Traffic Lights Approach Signage.

Selecting a feature will allow the type and properties to be configured, such as the bearing on a sign.

For feature types that have a direction, such as signs and traffic signals, the direction can be set using the bearing property.

Note: When the bearing bar is selected, you can use the left and right arrow keys to adjust the angle one degree at a time.

In Perspective view, the bearings show a directional arrow pointing in the bearing direction.

Adjusting a Features bearing in Perspective view

TM Features

TM Type	Description
Controlled Crossing	Click on one side of the street to place one side, click parallel to this on the opposite side of the road to place the initial point. Drag the crossing until it is the necessary width and click to confirm placement. This will include the ramps and signals automatically.
Guide Island	Click to place an initial point, the guide island will then face the mouse cursor and scale based on the cursor distance from the initial point. When the bearing and size is correct, click to confirm placement.
Road Closed Access Only	Click on the side of the road which would contain oncoming traffic to place the first point. Place the second point on the opposite side to add closure signs and cones. Subsequent points must be added along the curve of the road until the leading Road Ahead Closed and roadworks signage has been placed. Double click to confirm placement.
Safety Zone	Click on one side of the road to place the first point, then click on the opposite side to begin placement. Drag the area to the desired size and click to place the final point. Note: The longest edge connected to the first point will be where the safety zone extrudes from.
Traffic Lights Approach Signage	Click to place the first point. Subsequent points can be added to follow the curvature of the road with the correct distance between signs. Double click to confirm placement.

If you want to cancel your changes, click Cancel in the Editing panel.

You will then be asked to confirm this by clicking Discard Changes.

To save your changes, click Save Changes in the Editing panel.

You are required to enter a comment to describe any changes that you have made to the plan.

This editing session is then added to the History in the Plan panel alongside your comment.