About Corridor Styles and Display

How corridor elements are displayed is controlled both by a specific corridor style and the styles and labels associated with the objects used to create the corridor.

Use corridor styles to control the appearance of corridor region boundaries, assembly insertion stations, and stations where the default properties of the subassemblies are overridden.

In addition, various components within the corridor are controlled by their own display styles and labels:

• Display styles for corridor components include alignments, code sets, slope patterns, surfaces, and feature line styles.
• Components of the corridor object have their own labels. Corridor surface objects support all annotation capabilities that a regular surface supports.

The following table lists the styles of the corridor components and where they are derived from.

Corridor Component	Display Style	Notes
Links	Link style	Set through associated Code Set style.
Points	Marker style	Set through associated Code Set style.
Shapes	Shape style	Set through associated Code Set style.
Feature Line	Feature Line style	Defined in the corridor properties.
Surfaces	Surface style	Defined in the corridor properties and in the surface properties, if a dynamic surface is generated.
Material Rendering	Render Material	Defined in the corridor properties.
Corridor Section	Code Set style; assigned from corridor.	View of an assembly, so all elements, such as links, points, and shapes, are displayed through respective styles in the set.
Surface Section	Section style