When working with georeferenced file (UTM) define a point with ACS to be the 0,0,0 for the ifc. Architeture usually use a local project reference, we (infra) work on the UTM coordinates.The ifc Georeferencing would come from the UTM, but its basep...
Add point of reverse curvature on reverse parabolic transition
In the Superelevation Editor, being able to add a point of reverse curvature on reverse parabolic transitions will help when trying to manually define/adjust points of 0% cross slope.
In the Superelevation Editor, adding a "crown removed" option to the Point Type list would help when trying to manually define/adjust anywhere there is 0% cross slope.
Needs ability to bring back the option when Export Corridor to IFC with Named Boundary Group in future versions of ORD This feature is removed in 23.00.00.129 version but present in all previous version of ORD
Set Item Types and their attributes in the Template Library
Currently item types and their attributes would need to be programmed into to read a component or selected manually after an element is displayed. If the templates in the template library had the ability to set these selections and values ahead of...
In order for the place bearing tool to work for as many instances as possible, we either need to be able to adjust the bearing's vertical location due to shim plate placement on an individual basis or else allow for different cells to be used at t...
We have the ability to create multiple profiles from multiple surfaces at the same time, but there are occasions where I only need to define a single profile line based on multiple surfaces. It would be handy if there was an option to create a pro...
Ability to modify 'Rational Method Frequency Adjustment Factor' for a specific catchment or range of catchments.
Currently there is only an option to add Rational Method Frequency Adjustment Factors for the entire storm, which affects all catchments. Our GDOT standards require modification of the factor for only C values less than 0.6.
0
Future consideration