Corridor Stakeout in Trimble Access - Graphical Staking of Road Corridors

[@queruvinalviterbalderrama6278]

You should do a video on defind roads to show how to create rxl with templates.

[@gspearscchs41656]

Do you have to have TBC to export corridors to TSC7?

[@TheBlueDreamTeam]

It certainly is nice to have, but it is not entirely needed. TBC is awesome to have as a data 'hub' that you can verify drawings and designs before sending them out to the field. The survey and corridor exporters are easy to find and should be pretty straightforward to use. For C3D users, you can export corridors in the form of a LandXML file. Another option is the RXL format if you have the Trimble Link plugin. The Trimble Link plugin isn't any additional cost and is what I prefer to use. Ultimately before staking a LandXML corridor in Access Roads module, it will ask you to convert the LandXML to an RXL file. The benefit to a LandXML is that you can have multiple alignments profiles and surfaces embedded in the one file.