would be nice to have this tool as it was useful in inroads

Unlike BRT, ORD does not allow defining different cross-section outlines for the front, middle, and rear of a vehicle. This capability is critical for accurate clearance assessments, especially for vehicles with varying geometry (e.g., tapered cab...

In railway design, the standard practice is to pivot at the inside (low) rail when applying cant and generating swept envelopes. Currently, OpenRail Designer does not provide an option for this; users must create complex templates with point contr...

LFD design code is used in superstructure rehabilitation projects for bridges that are originally designed with LFD. Please consider making it an option in LEAP Steel similar to LEAP concrete.

Add annotation groups for Catchments and Gutters.

If you create a 3D slope line using the tool "Create 3D By Slope To Target" the result becomes an intelligent line dynamically linked to the horizontal/vertical geometry which is great, however, there are times when we would like to be able to qui...

When designing different types of sites/pads etc, it is very typical to provide set out points on our drawings. The issue is that designs can change requiring us to remove certain points which will leave a gap in the point sequencing. There needs ...

A command where, once activated, would prompt the user to select the first point, then the second point, and then the user's cursor would snap to a location located exactly in between the two points. This could be done without drawing any unnecess...

Drainage nodes currently utilize an Elevation Reference and a Baseline Reference. It would be better to split the Baseline Reference into two separate references, 1) "Station Reference", and 2) "Offset Reference". In practice, this would allow a n...

Currently when placing an inline civil label along a drainage pipe, the prompts are 1) "Select Elements > Identify X" and 2) "Select Elements > Place Label" which sets both the rotation and placement of the label. It would be better to split...