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To Hide and Isolate Corridor Regions

To hide corridor regions

It is recommended that you hide unneeded regions while performing corridor edits.

For example, when editing a corridor that contains multiple regions, hide the regions that you are not editing. This typically results in faster system response time while editing a corridor.

  1. In the drawing, click the corridor.
  2. Click Corridor tabModify Region panelHide Regions Find.
  3. Select the regions to hide.
  4. When you are finished selecting regions, press Enter.
Note: You can also hide regions or baselines using the Parameters tab of the Corridor Properties dialog box by clearing the check box next to the region or baseline name. The check boxes you use to hide a region have a tri-state display. If a baseline has multiple regions and only one of the regions is selected, the check box is dimmed and not available.

The Show All Regions command restores the visibility of any regions whose visibility is currently turned off. The command is not available if all regions are visible.

To isolate corridor regions

The Isolate Region command turns off the visibility of all corridor regions, except the selected one. This command has the same effect as clearing all region check boxes on the Parameters tab of the Corridor Properties dialog box, except that of the selected region.

  1. In the drawing, select the corridor region you want to edit.
  2. Click Corridor tabModify Region panelIsolate Region Find.
  3. Edit the region as desired.
  4. Click Corridor tabModify Region panelShow All Regions Find.

    All corridor regions are again visible.

    Note: You may have to rebuild the corridor to restore the visibility of all its regions.
Parent topic: Corridor Regions

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