You can use AutoCAD Civil 3D corridor modeling to create flexible and configurable 3D models of corridors, such as roads, highways and railways.
Corridor Design Best Practices
Topics in this section
- Understanding Corridor Modeling
A corridor model builds on and uses various AutoCAD Civil 3D objects and data, including subassemblies, assemblies, alignments, surfaces, and profiles.
- Creating Corridors
You can use two methods to create a corridor: using the Create Corridor command or the Create Simple Corridor command.
- Managing and Editing Corridors
You can control the default settings and styles for creating corridors and also edit or add data to corridors after you create them.
- Viewing and Editing Corridor Sections
You can use the Corridor Section Editor to view and modify corridor sections.
- Exporting Corridor Data
Use the corridor export utilities to export corridor data.
- Rendering Corridor Models
Render corridor data using the AutoCAD Render command.
- Using Visibility Check Tools on Corridors
You can use the following visibility check features to visually analyze corridor models.
- Corridor Command Reference
You can use these commands to quickly access corridor functionality.