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...

The Create 3d Automatically in the Feature Definition toolbar has the potential to be really powerful. Add the ability to have other options. The one I would most like to see is "Profile from Surface" based on vertices, locked to start and end.

Add a toggle to activate the next profile that is drawn rather than having to manually activate most profile lines.

Colors would allow for quick visualization in plan view of major earthwork areas.

When files are upgraded from SS10 to ORD, it's important that we use the client's ORD seed file. I would be nice if the remapper would allow us to select an ORD seed file to use when upgrading ss10 dgn's instead of upgraded dgn's being based on th...

dans l'explorateur, l'onglet OpenRoad model, Terrain model; lorsqu'il y a plusieurs surfaces il n'est pas possible de trier la liste par nom. pourtant lors de la création des surfaces elles ont été fait dans l'ordre

Would it be possible to add a graphical change button, similar to the one in the template library, to allow graphical modifications of the event points directly from the alignment? This would eliminate the need for the delete/create process. Addit...

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.

If the start element is deleted the remaining part of the alignment is moved so that the previous start point is kept with the result that all remaining element moves. An option to keep the alignment endpoint instead is needed - in PRT this was po...

In Power RailTrack and before that in Inrail there was a tool called something like "connect element" or something quite similar. What it did was to connect an element belonging to the alignment but was not in its correct location to the alignment...