Suppose you apply your first beam between a single point and a feature of points. Although the software creates multiple beams, it treats them as a single entity.

For your second beam, you select two single points, one of them belonging to the feature of points referenced for the first beam. The second beam overrides the one that already existed between the same single points. The remainder of the first beam referencing the point feature is not changed.

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