How do I select a wall and delete it?

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Jayroo
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How do I select a wall and delete it?

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This program is frustrating, how can I select a wall and simply delete it then start again? I can't select it, it keeps adding on new wall when i click on it, right click does nothing either, I am using the PAID version from amazon
VeroniQ
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Re: How do I select a wall and delete it?

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You have to come back to "Select objects in plan" tool (the small arrow) or with Ctrl L.
May be the reading of the user's guide will help you, especially this part?
Matam
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Re: How do I select a wall and delete it?

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This didn't work. Is someone able to explain it in another way that is easier to understand please? I am using a MacBook Air.
Thank you,
Matam
okh
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Re: How do I select a wall and delete it?

Post by okh »

Did you by accident lock the plan - clicking the little padlock in the top left corner of the 2D pane? ok
Matam
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Re: How do I select a wall and delete it?

Post by Matam »

Hi, No the padlock is unlocked, thanks anyway.

But I'm pleased to find that It now works . I can't identify what I did was different, unfortunately.
For the benefit of the original poster and maybe others to follow, because it is tricky, I'll outline what I did.

Go to Plan and select 'Select' rather than 'Create walls'. (On Apple MacBook Air) Next Hold down Command key while selecting with the cursor the wall you want to delete. Next from Edit select Delete. That bit of wall should disappear. If you made the wall by a couple of attempts you'll probably have to delete it by a couple of attempts.
Cheers,
Matam
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