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Creating a Simple Corridor

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Use the Create Simple Corridor command to quickly create a basic corridor.

This method is ideal for creating basic corridors based on a single alignment (1), a profile (2) along the alignment, and an assembly (3) across it. You can subsequently add more complexity to the corridor by editing it.

For information about adding more complexity, see Managing and Editing Corridors.

Tutorial: Creating a Basic Corridor Model

Note

Before you create a corridor, you must create the underlying data, such as surfaces, alignments, profiles, and assemblies.

To create a simple corridor

  1. At the Command prompt, enter CreateSimpleCorridor.
  2. In the Create Corridor dialog box, specify the following parameters:
    • Name
    • Description
    • Corridor Style
    • Corridor Layer
    • Alignment
    • Profile
    • Assembly
      NoteIf you select <none>, the corridor will be created without any regions or assemblies. You can then add regions and assemblies using the Section Editor. For more information, see Creating a Corridor Region in Section.
    • Target Surface
    NoteMake sure that the Set Baseline and Region Parameters option is cleared.
  3. Click OK.

The corridor name is displayed in the Corridors collection on the Prospector tab. For information about editing and managing the corridor, see Managing and Editing Corridors.

Command Line

CreateSimpleCorridor

Dialog Box

Create Corridor dialog box


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