It would be nice if once the Design Standards are set on an Alignment adding a B-Spline warning to the civil message center. A few tools from the Geometry Tab create B-Spline and many users are assuming those are Civil Elements being created. When...

The create drawing dialog creates saved views from named boundary clipping elements. Plan sheets may contain annotation that is placed outside of the graphics/linework clip. Provide a method to create a second set of named boundaries that represen...

Need revised graphics for signs

While the rules-based annotation is nice, it also introduces some concerns. Some of our designers are frustrated because they don't know if an element (and thus it's child annotation) has been changed AFTER the annotation has been reviewed. Would ...

I want to create a label that will be placed at the intersection of a corridor line and several drawn pattern lines. However, the Intersection placement method only allows for one selection and one other selection. You can't use a selection set. W...

Create an Easy civil cell for turn-out edition and turn-out annotation

We really need the following to be fixed with pier parametric cells: Allow the element we tag as cap to be found and targeted by the bearing tool Allow element we tag as cap to be used to position pier relative to beams, similar to how regular...

As part of our push into digital delivery, one thing we've run into is that if we are placing lines, points, drainage features, etc. in one file, and then need those same features in a different file for another purpose, the feature names that com...

In the Feature Definition Toolbar, there is a button to "Use Active Feature Definition" This should be enabled by default. When a users selects a feature definition from the list, they expect that is what will be used for civil elements.

Persist Snaps and Rule Icon in the Feature Definition Tool Bar looks very similar to Keypoint Snap icon in Snap Mode toolbar. Change the icon for Persist Snaps and Rule to include a ruler symbol with a snap point.