Timbones wrote:You can also select the two segments that you don't want connected to the junction, and click on "Bridge" in the Edit panel.

That's what harling wrote...

It does work, but also fails regularly due to various conditions, some of which are more time consuming to fix than doing the manual disconnect-connect method.

harling wrote:Actually I didn't say that; since Rodrigo seems to be fairly new, I thought it better to give him the most basic, likely-to-succeed approach.

It's not too early, I've had my coffee, and the lights are on... Dang, I wish I had an excuse for misreading, but I don't. I read 'bridge overpass' in your post and didn't fully catch the context.

Timbones, please accept my apology.

racdamico wrote:Hi,

How to remove this junction, or this kind of crossing roads. I've tried a couple os times, but when using geometry, it moves all the roads. When I've tried to remove junction, I got an error.

http://world.waze.com/cartouche/?zoom=8 ... =102067587

Hi Rodrigo,

When removing a junction, Cartouche tries to figure out which road on one side of the junction corresponds to which road on the other side of the junction, in order to connect them. In the case of a bridge overpass, this often works, but in a case like this it won't because 'R. D. Francisco de Sousa' doesn't have anything else to connect to.

The simplest way to clean this up is to disconnect all but two of the road segments from this junction, then re-connect everything as needed. To disconnect a road segment, select the segment to disconnect, then Ctrl-select the junction, and use the "Disconnect road from node" function.

AlanOfTheBerg wrote:

Timbones wrote:You can also select the two segments that you don't want connected to the junction, and click on "Bridge" in the Edit panel.

That's what harling wrote...

It does work, but also fails regularly due to various conditions, some of which are more time consuming to fix than doing the manual disconnect-connect method.

Actually I didn't say that; since Rodrigo seems to be fairly new, I thought it better to give him the most basic, likely-to-succeed approach.

As you mention, the "Bridge" function often fails. Ditto for the "Switch road between junctions" operation: instead I would instruct a new Cartouche user to disconnect the road from the first junction, then connect it to the other one, in two separate operations.

Click the road that doesn't need to be connected.

Ctrl-Click the junction that is connected to.

In the edit menu select Disconnect Road from Node.

Repeat as needed.

jspanos wrote:Click the road that doesn't need to be connected.

Ctrl-Click the junction that is connected to.

In the edit menu select Disconnect Road from Node.

Repeat as needed.

Thank you all for the answers. This way I think it was the best to edit that street.

thanks

Rodrigo

You can also select the two segments that you don't want connected to the junction, and click on "Bridge" in the Edit panel. This will turn those two segments into one single segment, and you'll then be able to adjust the geometry away from the junction.