How to connect 4 wires to a single node in a "+" shape?
Hello everyone,
I am an engineering student and new to this forum. First of all, I apologize for my English; I am using a translator to write this message so I don't cause you any trouble having to translate it yourselves.
For a class assignment, I've run into a specific issue and was wondering if someone could help me.
Is there a way to connect 4 wires to a single node? No matter how I try, the software only seems to allow me to connect a maximum of 3 wires, creating a "T" shaped junction. What I would really like to do is create a node in the shape of a "+" (a cross junction) where all 4 lines meet at exactly one visual point.
My professor is very strict about the schematic and requires this specific 4-wire intersection to evaluate our voltage and amperage calculations for the resistors.
Is there a specific tool, setting, or workaround to achieve this "+" shaped node?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Hey Georgee,
it is not possible. But wires have no resistance.
If you absolutely need it you can move one joint on top of the other and it will look like a "+":
