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It would be very helpful to add a command to delete the screws, but the holes are not erased. Now the delete command (Autocad) deletes all with the holes.
As shown. The switch is set to "Bolt Type" and selects the screw insertion command. I usually do the top right on the connection objects. (From the yellow frame in the picture) A bolt with nut and washer is drawn. There may be a case where I want to delete the screw, but I want to keep the holes from these screws.
If you use "Bolts on Beam" from the "Custom Connections" button in your tools palette you can put holes through multiple parts at the same time. The holes option is in the top pulldown. There's also the one directly below it "Bolts on Plate". That whole group has some neat connections.
I'm not saying your idea is a bad one at all. Just trying to give you more options-
I understand that everything is deleted when you use that style of bolted connection. My suggestion is to use the "Bolts on Beam" or "Bolts on Plate" instead so you can have holes only.
