Corridor Regions Page (Create Intersection Wizard)

Create Corridors in the Intersection Area

When this option is selected, new corridor objects are created in the intersection area when the intersection is created. When this option is not selected, the rest of the options on this page of the wizard are unavailable. For more information, see Creating Corridors in the Intersection Area.

Create a New Corridor

When this option is selected, a new corridor object will be created for this intersection.

Add to an Existing Corridor

When this option is selected, you can select an existing corridor to add to for this intersection. If you do not have corridor objects in the drawing, this option is not available.

Select Surface to Daylight

Specifies a surface to use for daylighting. If you do not have surfaces in the drawing, this option is not available. Also, you cannot target a surface that is an output of another corridor.

Select Assembly Set to Import

Specifies the assembly set to use for creating the intersection. If desired, you can choose a different assembly set to import for use with creating this intersection. For more information, see Assembly Sets.

Browse

Click this button to browse to a location for selecting an assembly set to use for creating this intersection.

Save As A Set

Saves the currently selected assembly set to an xml file. When you click this button, you are prompted to choose a name and location for the assembly set.

Corridor Region Section Type

Specifies the assembly that defines each section (component) in each corridor region included in the intersection. Click the items listed in this section to display a conceptual graphic that updates with each selection.

Assembly to Apply

Displays the name of the assembly that is specified (referenced) in the selected assembly set for each component. If there are assemblies available in the current drawing, you can click to select a different assembly to apply. If you click an assembly in the list, the location where the assembly will be applied along the intersection is highlighted in the conceptual graphic.