The Section Editor cross-section parameters are edited with which Editor?

The Section Editor cross-section parameters are edited with which Editor?

• A. Parameter Editor
• B. Section Editor
• C. Profile Editor
• D. Geometry Editor

Answer: (A)

Cross-section shapes in a corridor are driven by numeric parameters stored in the cross-section template, and these values are edited in the Parameter Editor. The Section Editor lets you view and adjust individual cross sections, but the actual numbers that define width, slopes, and other section features are centralized in the Parameter Editor. Changing these parameters here updates all sections consistently, which is why this editor is the correct place to edit cross-section parameters. The other editors serve different roles: the Section Editor focuses on the geometry of sections themselves, the Profile Editor handles the elevation profile along the alignment, and the Geometry Editor manages broader alignment and corridor geometry.

Cross-section shapes in a corridor are driven by numeric parameters stored in the cross-section template, and these values are edited in the Parameter Editor. The Section Editor lets you view and adjust individual cross sections, but the actual numbers that define width, slopes, and other section features are centralized in the Parameter Editor. Changing these parameters here updates all sections consistently, which is why this editor is the correct place to edit cross-section parameters. The other editors serve different roles: the Section Editor focuses on the geometry of sections themselves, the Profile Editor handles the elevation profile along the alignment, and the Geometry Editor manages broader alignment and corridor geometry.