Use corridor settings to specify the default behavior for corridor-related commands.
Settings are handled in a standard way throughout AutoCAD Civil 3D. You access settings using the ToolspaceSettings tree. You can control settings at three levels: the drawing level, the object collection (feature) level, and the command level. For more information, see Understanding Civil 3D Settings.
In the Settings tree, use the Corridor collection’s context menu to establish defaults for all corridor-related commands. You can change corridor-specific settings at this level, or override the drawing ambient settings.
Use the Commands collection in the Corridor collection to change corridor settings for a specific command.
The topics in this section describe only those settings that affect corridor-related commands. They do not apply to the drawing ambient settings that you can change at the Corridor collection level. For more information about the drawing ambient settings, see Specifying Ambient Settings.
For more information, see Edit Feature Settings - Corridor dialog box.
Topics in this section
- Changing Corridor Creation Settings
Use the corridor creation and naming settings in the Edit Feature Settings - Corridor dialog box to change corridor-related settings before you create corridors.
- Changing Corridor-Related Default Style Settings
Use the corridor settings to specify default styles and labels for corridor creation and for data that you create or extract from corridors.