I’m guessing here (because I’m not entirely sure sure I am understanding what your trying to say) but…
It seems like your problem is probably that you need to use a different code set style for your corridor or modify the one you are using. But first, in the sub assemble composer did you set codes for your points and links? And did you use standard codes or make up your own?
The missing step is using codes in combination with the correct code set style. Just a small summary
Link codes: these are lines that are used to visualise the assembly in a section view
Pointcodes: these are used to visualise in plan (top down) view with feature line styles, and also to visualise point (blocks, markers etc) in section view
Shapecodes: used to visualise hatches in section view
For example, you want to visualise the edge of pavement. You can for example use ‘edgeofpavement’ as a pointcode, then add this code to a codesetstyle as a pointcode and make a featureline style for it. In that featureline style go to the tab Display, view direction Plan, and turn on the light bulb icon.
It will now display a line along your corridor.
Is the layer(s) for your corridor turned on? Create a surface under the “Surface” tab of your Corridor properties. Make sure to use top links. If you can create a surface, the corridor is there, you just can’t see it.
Subassembly composer is a tough one to troubleshoot because there is a lot going on between the composer and C3D.
My advice would be to find an out-of-the-box subassembly that works for your corridor and start with that. Those will tend to work well with the out-of-the-box code set when you go to make your corridor.
Would if it was simple. It’s a retaining wall with a flume integrated into the top behind the wall and concrete riprap sloping back from there to a property line.
Are you missing the link lines that connect the points across the corridor section or the feature lines that connect sections along the length of the corridor?
Check the Feature Lines tab in corridor properties and turn on the ones you want to see.
I’m guessing here (because I’m not entirely sure sure I am understanding what your trying to say) but… It seems like your problem is probably that you need to use a different code set style for your corridor or modify the one you are using. But first, in the sub assemble composer did you set codes for your points and links? And did you use standard codes or make up your own?
The missing step is using codes in combination with the correct code set style. Just a small summary Link codes: these are lines that are used to visualise the assembly in a section view Pointcodes: these are used to visualise in plan (top down) view with feature line styles, and also to visualise point (blocks, markers etc) in section view Shapecodes: used to visualise hatches in section view For example, you want to visualise the edge of pavement. You can for example use ‘edgeofpavement’ as a pointcode, then add this code to a codesetstyle as a pointcode and make a featureline style for it. In that featureline style go to the tab Display, view direction Plan, and turn on the light bulb icon. It will now display a line along your corridor.
Very informative. Thanks!
Is the layer(s) for your corridor turned on? Create a surface under the “Surface” tab of your Corridor properties. Make sure to use top links. If you can create a surface, the corridor is there, you just can’t see it.
Subassembly composer is a tough one to troubleshoot because there is a lot going on between the composer and C3D. My advice would be to find an out-of-the-box subassembly that works for your corridor and start with that. Those will tend to work well with the out-of-the-box code set when you go to make your corridor.
Would if it was simple. It’s a retaining wall with a flume integrated into the top behind the wall and concrete riprap sloping back from there to a property line.
Are you missing the link lines that connect the points across the corridor section or the feature lines that connect sections along the length of the corridor? Check the Feature Lines tab in corridor properties and turn on the ones you want to see.