The object type Properties used to edit Civil 3D objects are found on the Modify panel of the contextual Ribbon.

The object type Properties used to edit Civil 3D objects are found on the Modify panel of the contextual Ribbon.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Sometimes

Answer: (A)

Selecting a Civil 3D object brings up a context-sensitive Ribbon with a Modify panel that is tailored to that object type. The commands and options on this Modify panel are what you use to edit the object's properties and adjust how it behaves in the model. That context-specific accessibility makes it the primary place to change object-type properties quickly, which is why this statement is true. Keep in mind you can still use the separate Properties palette for broader parameter edits, but the contextual Modify panel is the key editing area for the selected Civil 3D object.

Selecting a Civil 3D object brings up a context-sensitive Ribbon with a Modify panel that is tailored to that object type. The commands and options on this Modify panel are what you use to edit the object's properties and adjust how it behaves in the model. That context-specific accessibility makes it the primary place to change object-type properties quickly, which is why this statement is true. Keep in mind you can still use the separate Properties palette for broader parameter edits, but the contextual Modify panel is the key editing area for the selected Civil 3D object.