ORD Extending a Corridor after creation

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I am working my way through the Benley training material Quick Start for OpenRoads Designer Corridor Modeling and I have a question about editing the start and stop limits of a corridor. When creating the corridor the practice workbook says to use Alt to lock the starting station and set the ending station to 80+22. Further on in the workbook it appears the ending station should have been 89+22 and not 80+22. I can easily adjust the limits of the template drop to end at 89+22 but the corridor doesn't update. I can see the template drop boundary extend past the end of the corridor boundary. Is there a way to update the limits of the corridor/model without deleting and starting over? I have tried reprocessing the corridor but nothing changes. 
 
 ORD Connect Edition - 2019 R2 Update 7

Shawn Cooke · Accepted Answer

900 ft seems quite far... Does the existing surface and profile the corridor uses go that far? The corridor will not construct past the profile used and stops before the designated "end" station. If it does go that far, have you tried reprocessing the corridor?

Jan Blaasse · Answer

Hi Phenson, 
 In my experience, this usually happens when the corridor is no longer attached to the alignment. You can fix this by reattaching the corridor to the alignment using the Reattached Corridor function as shown in the screenshot below. Another possibility (less likely) could be that the alignment does not have a profile for the part where you want to extend it. 
 Regards, 
 Jan

ORD Extending a Corridor after creation

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