If a corridor section is updated, any section view labels will also update.

If a corridor section is updated, any section view labels will also update.

• A. True
• B. Sometimes
• C. Never
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Cross-section data and section view labels come from the corridor’s sample lines and cross-section geometry, but the labels aren’t guaranteed to refresh automatically as soon as you edit the corridor. After updating the corridor, you often need to refresh or regenerate the section views (or rebuild the corridor and re-create/update the section views) to push the new geometry and data into the labels. Without that refresh, the labels can display stale values even though the underlying cross-section has changed. So the statement isn’t always true—the section view labels require an explicit update to reflect corridor changes.

Cross-section data and section view labels come from the corridor’s sample lines and cross-section geometry, but the labels aren’t guaranteed to refresh automatically as soon as you edit the corridor. After updating the corridor, you often need to refresh or regenerate the section views (or rebuild the corridor and re-create/update the section views) to push the new geometry and data into the labels. Without that refresh, the labels can display stale values even though the underlying cross-section has changed. So the statement isn’t always true—the section view labels require an explicit update to reflect corridor changes.