To Add a Multi Units
Adding multiple tunnel units under the same corridor can be achieved by using 2 different workflows.
Workflow 1
- Either: On the Home ribbon
tab, select the Add multi units tool in the Tunnel Corridor Setup group.

Or
Key in TDGEOMETRY TUNNEL ADDMULTI
Figure 1. Add Multi Units 
- (Optional) Type a Tunnel
Corridor Name and Description.
Tip: The Tunnel Corridor Name value will be automatically generated for you.
- (Optional) Type a tunnel unit Description.
- Select the
Tunnel Unit Type to use from the drop-down
list.
TBM
Or
Conventional
- Either: Enter a Start
Station
Or
Data point in a view window. Graphically select Start Station.
- The New dialog opens.
Figure 2. Create Tunnel Units 
- Add a tunnel unit.
- Type unit name, RL length, skew angle and lengths between reference lines.
- Click OK. The units are
added to the active corridor. The unit details can be seen in the Project
Explorer dialog on the
OpenTunnel Model Model tab.
Tip: The tunnel unit is not graphically represented without referencelines.The options available in Create Tunnel Units dialog are:
Setting Description 
Add
Used to add tunnel unit.

Remove
Used to remove tunnel unit.

Import
Used to import a previously created file.

Export
Used to export tunnel unit to a given path.
Workflow 2
- Either:
On the Home ribbon tab, select the Add Tunnel Corridor tool in the Tunnel Corridor setup group.

or
Key in TDGEOMETRY TUNNELCORRIDOR ADD

- (Optional) Type a tunnel
corridor name and Description.
Tip: The tunnel corridor Name value will be automatically generated for you.
- (Optional) Type a Tunnel
Unit Name and Description.
Tip: The unit Name value will be automatically generated for you.
- Select the
Tunnel Unit Type to use from the drop-down
list.
TBM
Or
Conventional
- Select the desired alignment.
- Add referencelines for the active tunnel unit.
- Either:
On the Home ribbon tab, select the command Add Tunnel Unit.

Or
Key in TDGEOMETRY TUNNEL ADD

- (Optional) Type a Unit
Name and Description.
Tip: The unit Name value will be automatically generated for you.
- Select the
Tunnel Unit Type to use from the drop-down
list.
TBM
Or
Conventional
-
Select either before (Start option) the current active tunnel unit or after (End option) the current active tunnel unit from the Location drop-down list.
- Data point in a view
window. The unit details can be seen in the Project Explorer dialog on the
OpenTunnel Model tab.
Tip: The tunnel unit is not graphically represented without referencelines.