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How about the ability to have one corridor subassembly target something in another corridor rather than extracting feature lines to target or some other method.
Just seems to eliminate some extra work and adding more objects to the drawing.
If each subassembly has a "iteration number", then you can use the corridor feature lines generated from the previous "iteration number" subassembly in a higher "iteration number" subassembly.
For you specific example, that can be done in 2016 and prior versions by adding two extra subassemblies to the process. First at the end of the LinkSlopeAndWidth add a MarkedPoint and give it a name. Then on the offset assembly, add a LinkToMarkedPoint assembly (don't show the link, and use the name of the marked point, and then add your wall. What this does is transfer the elevation of the fill slope to the wall.
