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Rebuilding Corridors

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After making certain types of changes to a corridor, you need rebuild the corridor.

Rebuilding a corridor updates it to apply all changes made to the corridor’s dependent components, such as its baselines, profiles, or dependent surfaces.

Corridors that need to be rebuilt have a warning icon displayed next to the corridor’s name in the Prospector tree.

If corridor regions are locked to geometry, when the baseline alignment geometry is edited, only the regions that have been directly affected by the edits are rebuilt. For more information, see Specifying Corridor Region Lock Options.

In AutoCAD Civil 3D, you can rebuild a corridor manually, or set the corridor to rebuild automatically.

You can manually rebuild a selected corridor, or rebuild all corridors in the drawing.

To configure a corridor to rebuild automatically

  1. In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand the Corridors collection.
  2. Right-click the corridor with the warning .
  3. Click Rebuild - Automatic.

    A check mark is displayed next to Rebuild - Automatic command when it is enabled.

To manually rebuild a corridor

  1. In the drawing, click the corridor with the warning .
  2. Click Corridor tabModify Corridor panelRebuild Corridor drop-down Rebuild Corridor.
Note

You can also rebuild a corridor by right-clicking the corridor in Prospector and selecting Rebuild.

To manually rebuild all corridors in the drawing

  1. Click Modify tabDesign panelCorridor.
  2. Click Corridor tabModify Corridor panelRebuild Corridor drop-down Rebuild All Corridors.
Note

You can also rebuild all corridors in the drawing by right-clicking the Corridors collection in Prospector and selecting Rebuild All.

Ribbon

Corridor tab Modify Corridor panel Rebuild Corridor

Toolspace Context Menu

Prospector tab: Corridors right-click <corridor name> Rebuild

Object Context Menu

Rebuild Corridor

Command Line

UpdateCorridor


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