Thanks for the response, Brian.
Yeah, I found the parameter overrides easily, that works fine. The question arose because I've been trying to comprehend what the various components of the Corridor Style do. Changing the parameters through the toolbox result in that station being displayed as a Parameter Override Station; ordinary stations with no overrides are Assembly Insertion Stations. But I can't generate a Geometric Override Station and, best I can tell, that's created by grip-editing the section.
Now, you should be able to grip-edit according to the Help Files. I'm going to flood the space and copy the entire page that says so (from "Editing Corridor Section - Procedure):
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To override subassembly parameters by grip editing:
1. On the Corridors menu, click View/Edit Corridor Section.
2. In the drawing, select the corridor.
The View/Edit Corridor Section Tools toolbar is displayed. In the drawing area, a cross-sectional view of the corridor station closest to your selection point is displayed.
3. Click the station drop-down list and select the station that you want to edit.
4. Click a subassembly in the corridor section view.
Grip behavior depends on the type of grip:
5. Identify the grip you want to move, and then click it once to make it active.
The grip changes color from blue to red, and the link property labels are displayed.
6. To edit a value in one of the grip labels, press Ctrl+Tab until the value you want to edit is active. Enter a new value.
7. Drag the grip to its new location, and click to place it there. The grip follows your mouse pointer, within the limits imposed by the grip type.
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What am I missing? An accurate Help file? A proper install? A life? A brain?
Thanks,
Trevor