You can change the intersection object name, style, alignment profiles, and view details about the alignments and quadrants in the current intersection using the Intersection Properties dialog box.
The Intersection Properties dialog box has the following tabs:
- Information. Specifies intersection object name, description, and style.
- Intersection Details. Displays information about the alignments and the quadrants included in the intersection. This tab displays the names of the alignments, the station of the point of intersection, and profile associated with each alignment. If multiple profiles are available, you can change the profile associated with the alignment by clicking in the Profile cell and selecting a new profile from the drop-down list. The Intersection Quadrants section displays the names of the alignments included in each quadrant, and identifies incoming and outgoing alignments, as well as the value for the intersection angle between the two alignments. This is for information only and cannot be edited in the properties dialog.
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To change intersection object name, description, or the intersection marker style
- Right-click an intersection in the drawing. Click Intersection Properties.
- In the Intersection Properties dialog box, click the Information tab.
- Under Name, enter a name for the intersection object.
- Under Description, enter an optional description for the intersection.
- In the Object Style list, select an existing intersection style. Note that this only affects the intersection marker style.
- Click the Style Detail button to open the Style Detail dialog box. Preview the intersection marker style.
To change the profile associated with an alignment
- Right-click an intersection in the drawing. Click Intersection Properties.
- In the Intersection Properties dialog box, click the Intersection Details tab.
- In the Alignment Details section, click a profile name in the Profile column. Select a profile from the drop-down list. If there are not multiple profiles in the drawing, no other profiles will be displayed.
- Click Apply to apply the new profile.
- After changing the profile, you may also need to rebuild the corridor, recreate corridor regions in the intersection, or rebuild the intersection. For more information see Rebuilding a Corridor, Recreating Corridor Regions in an Intersection, or Rebuilding an Intersection.
