It would be very useful to have the possibility to create a negative back batter (narrow bottom) for an abutment, since currently the back batter can only be positive (wider bottom).

While Openbridge elements have lot of great data attached that can also be read by itemtype expression, however as soon as we do any modification to solid by the usual modify solid command, the element is converted to smart solid and all the OBM D...

Approach Slab - When placed, we cannot switch the template - Approach Slab reference line text annotation scale and font are different to bridge support line, it doesn't follow the model annotation scale - Option to derive the length of the slab, ...

Similar to the new Station/Offset Expressions, it would be great to query a terrain in an item type on an element and return the elevation. It would be used primarily for point cells, but I could also see it being useful for linework.

This command would allow for a profile to be generated for horizontal geometry with at least two intersecting points. Steps Involved: 1 -Locate Element to Profile [Main Element] 2 -Locate Element Which Intersect (Multiple Selections possible but a...

Currently we can generate the cant report with an specified interval. The issue with these report is that the exact station at which the speed changes can be interpreted incorrectly. for example. Consider an alignment in the with 100mph speed, dro...

At the default size the Accudraw compass is huge when working in an exaggerated profile view. If I change it to a more useful size then it's tiny in plan view. Can you make it so the compass is a certain factor smaller in the profile view based on...

This would enable users to quickly edit the component feature definitions for templates in the library.

Electrical and Communications conduits are usually placed in banks of multiple conduits of say 12 conduits which may be of different sizes.

Often in time Files get corrupted and broken there is no tools to repair files, files should be repairable because projects last for many years often.