To change the appearance of a corridor section, you would apply a different...

• A. Code Set Style
• B. Section Style
• C. Label Style
• D. Assembly Style

Answer: (A)

The look of a corridor in section views is controlled by the code set style. This style defines how corridor codes are interpreted across the section—what materials or surfaces are assigned to each code, how sample lines map to region boundaries, and how the cross-section is constructed and displayed. By applying a different code set style, you change which features appear and how they appear in the section, without altering the actual geometry of the corridor.

Section Style affects only the presentation of the section view itself (line weights, hatching, display of features), not which codes map to which materials or surfaces. Assembly Style governs how the physical assembly is shown in 3D or plan views, and Label Style changes the text and formatting of labels.