In this exercise, you will reset the corridor targets, rebuild the corridor, and then examine how the conditional subassembly affects the corridor model.
This exercise continues from Exercise 3: Adjusting Conditional Subassembly Properties.
Set targets and rebuild the corridor
The drawing contains the corridor assembly that you designed in the previous three exercises.
Examine the rebuilt corridor
At the first few stations, the corridor is in a relatively deep fill condition. In Exercise 2: Adding Conditional Subassemblies to a Corridor Assembly, you attached the DaylightBench subassembly to the Fill 5.00: 10000.00 conditional subassembly. The fill condition at this station is greater than 5.0001’, so the DaylightBench subassembly is applied.
Starting at station 2+00, the corridor enters a cut condition. At this station, the cut is less than 5.0000’, so the DaylightOffsetToSurface subassembly is applied after the ditch.
Starting at station 2+25, the cut condition is greater than 5.0001’. As you specified, the DaylightWidthSlope and RetainWallVertical subassemblies are applied after the ditch.
Further exploration: Apply what you learned to the right-hand side of the corridor assembly. Use different combinations of daylight subassemblies with the ConditionalCutOrFill subassembly and examine the results.
To continue to the next tutorial, go to Saving and Sharing Corridor Assemblies.