Subassembly Codes and Code Set Styles

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About Point, Link, and Shape Codes for Subassemblies
The optional codes associated with a subassembly point, link, or shape components determine some of the behavior you will see in corridor modeling.
About Standard Link Codes for Subassemblies
A set of standard codes define the display and behavior of the link components used in the Autodesk Civil 3D Corridor Modeling subassemblies.
About Standard Point Codes for Subassemblies
A set of standard codes define the display and behavior of the point components used in the Autodesk Civil 3D Corridor Modeling subassemblies.
About Standard Shape Codes for Subassemblies
A set of standard codes define the display and behavior of the shape components used in the Autodesk Civil 3D Corridor Modeling subassemblies.
About Subassembly Codes for Paved Components
The Autodesk Civil 3D Corridor Modeling subassemblies that model paved components of a roadway, such as travel lanes and shoulders, allow multiple material layers to be defined.
About Localizing or Modifying Subassembly Codes
For localization purposes, the Autodesk Civil 3D stock subassemblies use an external codes file to define the point, link, and shape codes referenced in the subassemblies.
To Work With Codes for Subassemblies Created From Polylines
To Work With Subassembly Code Set Styles
To Label Corridor Point Codes in Section View

Parent topic: Assemblies and Subassemblies