Create/handle friendly networks (only in FBD/LD code)

In FBD/LD code worksheets, networks can be friendly to another network. Friendly means, the networks can overlap each other whereby each network is still separately run through when it is part of a friendly network. A friendly network is shown on a different background when hovering the mouse pointer over the network.

Example of a default network arrangement and a friendly network: the left figure shows the code worksheet with the default arrangement of two networks. In the figure on the right the two networks form a friendly network.

You can create a friendly network by

moving a network inside another network by dragging the network using the 'Move' icon while holding down the <Alt> key.
connecting two or more objects within a network.
deleting a connection so that one network is divided in two which overlap each other

A friendly network is solved by moving overlapping objects of one network outside the other network or by connecting the two networks via connection lines to form a single network.