In past versions of the product the corridor, once processed, would take on the outer shape of the components shown as part of the corridor. For some reason, in recent versions, the corridor object is drawn at some odd shape, probably due to null ...

One of the challenges with civil cells is that they make sense to the creator but not the downstream users. One of the reasons for this is because once placed, any of the civil rules can be edited, which can often break the civil cell. There shoul...

End Conditions with benching cannot target components or points within the same template. If this was possible, this would be a time saving feature (i.e. no need to create alternate surfaces that don't automatically update when the corridor is cha...

Curved and skewed bridges often contain challenging geometric features, such as deck corners, diaphragm/cross-frame connections to girders. In these areas, the software is frequently unable to generate a reliable mesh using only the basic mesh set...

We'd like to have a feature for a stripping component to target the end condition especially when there is benching. Currently, the furthest that can be done is for one of the points of stripping component to target only a single point in the end ...

It appears there isn’t a way to have the deck rebars associated with the concrete bridge deck. The deck rebars are created by drawing working lines in a 3D space within a copy of the deck. Changes in the deck geometry results in recreating the reb...

Most DOT's require approach slabs to be stepped on wide skewed bridges. It'd be nice not to have to create a lot of units to do this or use 3D Cutting tools to achieve this. I'm not sure what would be the easiest solution since you'll need to plac...

Product will not allow me to change variable constraints on my approach slab template with my support line placed on a skew and the relative location is behind that support line. I can't use negative numbers from the support line and I can't used ...

When opening the component properties dialog for an end condition, there is an option to select a feature definition. Currently, users can only target feature definitions under the Linear category and not the Alignment category.

When modeling a loop ramp (or any situation where the alignment doubles back on itself) point controls and target aliases have a tendency to find solutions that are technically correct across the infield but that are not the intended solution. For...