The bay markings include the line types and colors, the hatch format and the T-marking size.
Click on the Bay Markings tab.
The defined bay markings are listed in the large window. As you move the cursor between the entries, the edit boxes beneath show the values associated with the selected bay marking.
Select All line styles identical if all bay markings use the same color, line type and line weight. This disables all the other attribute buttons. Click the adjacent button to modify the Color, Line type and Line weight in the Attributes dialog.
Select Side lines if you want a line full length down each side of each bay. Click the adjacent button to modify the Color, Line type and Line weight in the Attributes dialog.
The Side line offset is the distance from the baseline to the start of each of the side lines.
Some places the side lines are drawn double joined at the baseline and called hairpins. The Side line hairpin separation is the spacing of the two side lines.
Select Base line if you want a line drawn along the curb end of each bay. Click the adjacent button to modify the Color, Line type and Line weight in the Attributes dialog.
Select Entrance line if you want a line drawn across the entrance of each bay. Click the adjacent button to modify the Color, Line type and Line weight in the Attributes dialog.
Select Side line T markings if you want T marking at the intersection of the sides and entrance of each bay. Note that this may be in addition to, or instead of, side and / or entrance lines. Click the adjacent button to modify the Color, Line type and Line weight in the Attributes dialog.
The Leg length of T marking is the length of the vertical of the T marking.
The Cross width of T marking is the width of the horizontal of the T marking.
Select Hatch and / or Cross hatch to display a hatch pattern. You may adjust the hatch Spacing and Angle.
Click New to add a new bay marking. Highlight a bay marking and click Duplicate to create a copy of an existing bay marking or click Delete to delete the selected marking.