Use this dialog box to create a data reference to a corridor.
- Source Corridor
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Displays the name of the corridor from which the data shortcut was created.
- Corridor Name
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Specifies the name of the corridor reference.
Note: To name the corridor, click on its default name and enter a new name or use the naming template. -
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Opens the Name Template dialog box, where you can modify the corridor naming template.
- Description
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Specifies a description for the corridor reference.
- Corridor Style
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Displays the style that is used to display corridor components, such as region boundaries and assembly insertion chainages.
- Corridor Layer
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Displays the layer that the corridor reference will be created on.
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Opens the Object Layer dialog box where you can select a different layer for the corridor reference.
- Baselines
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Displays the alignment and profile baselines that are used for the corridor.
When you create a data shortcut for a corridor that uses alignments and profiles for its baselines, data shortcuts are automatically created for those baselines. If corridor baselines are comprised of feature lines, shortcuts are not created independently for those feature lines, but when the corridor shortcut is referenced into a drawing, the baselines are treated as alignments/profiles. For more information, see To Create Corridor References.