Annotate Profile Sag and Crest in Horizontal Geometry
We have the ability to annotate Profile sag and crest using a cell in the Horizontal geometry. What is not possible is if we have a sag negative-negative or Crest Positive-positive. As Demonstrated in the images.
Enhancement to Auto Update Field Codes on Point Features when Field Code on Linear Feature is Updated
If a user changes a linear feature code, the expectation would be to also see the feature codes on the points that make up that linear feature change accordingly (if the linear feature was dependent on these points features and the appropriate lin...
We need that when writing down the singular points of a railway deviation (P0, P1, P2 and P3), they are joined by straight lines P1 with P2 and P0 with P3. See attached image. In fact, the V8i version did represent the detour scheme. Thank you!
Enhancement to Add a Selection Set Capability to the Graphics tool (Survey >> Field Book >> Import)
The Graphics tool (Survey >> Field Book >> Import) currently imports all the MicroStation features in the active .dgn to survey features. This idea is a request to enhance the Graphics tool (Survey >> Field Book >> Import) ...
The window that pops up after a hydraulic model run for design or analysis includes a "Calculation Detailed Summary". The Link Summary tab does not currently show the designed link size. Showing the link size in the Link Summary tab will allow the...
ROW Workflow - Functionality in Connect equivalent to Geopak COGO input files
In order to comply with the Kansas State Board of Technical Professions "Minimum Standards", the Kansas Department of Transportation is asking for an enhancement to OpenSite Designer CONNECT Edition software for Right of Way workflows as follows:
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Enhancement to Create Terrain Model from Multiple Toggled Field Books
There is currently not a way to create a terrain model from toggling multiple field books under the Survey Data tab. Users can currently use the Create Terrain Model From Field Book Selection Set tool to create a terrain from an element selection ...
The ATOOL was something we used regularly to quantify the area of multiple shapes. This tool helped streamline the process of calculating quantities as needed.