Our current standard workflow for roadway corridor modeling is to create a pavement corridor then a corridor for each end condition Rt and Lt. I have seen many others including some Bentley folks use this method. It would be big time saver to have...

There was a command in Geopak called Copy Chai n Parallel that was very useful in creating offsets of survey chains, and creating new points at constant delta elevations. We are looking for the same function to be added in OpenRoads Designer.

I am going back to the SS2 versions. I would like to see an option to produce 1 profile for the entire alignment. Give it the station range and produce the profile in Microstation with an option to annotate The same for Cross-Sections. Station Ran...

I want option to set a station limits while creating Curvature Diagram so that we can focus on a very specific area instead of the whole geometry.

For now, the annotation of High and Low Points is very limited:# only one Low Point is detected - multiple low points are ignored# its is a linear3D annotation, and snaps on the annotations are not ruled (this intent is to be able to place drainag...

surface templates apply depth vertically, in many cases it is desired a true depth that is perpendicular to the terrain.

Though we can change the symbology for the different projected profile in the Multiple Profile tool, it will be much easier for users to be able to see the geometry name as they move along the profile. This prevents confusion and provides clarity.

I use Project Profile to Element when grading intersections, but often times the roadway centerline has multiple profile elements (similar to how InRoads had multiple vertical alignments). I could go to the alignment file, set active the one I wan...

When setting a point control reference in InRoads, it would automatically set the limits to the start and end of that feature. I would like to see this as an option instead of only being able to lock to the start or end of the corridor/alignment. ...

Pipe lengths and some other items are generally rounded up to nearest foot for quantities so to get the label to match the quantity we would need to hand modify the label.