Currently when only one rail alignment can be selected to output a horizontal report. Would be great if the ability to select multiple alignments and output a horizontal report at the same time. Reason: Currently have projects which contain multip...

In InRoads there was the ability to import templates from Microstation. This enabled complex shapes that were drawn in CAD to be used in templates.

Please add the correct version number to applications user preference folder. Currently when you browse to Openroads user preference folder you get folders called 10.0.0 and 10.0.0_1. These folders need to contain the version number of Openroads s...

This tool was very useful for placing cells such as "raised pavement markers" at set distance intervals along very long stretches. Without this tool, plans involving tasks such as these, especially in transportation plans, take much longer.

Civil cells contain horizontal and vertical geometry. In practice, typically the vertical design is unique for each placement instance of design features that could utilize civil cells, even though the horizontal geometry is similar or varies para...

In the Active Template pane of the Template Library, we are able to see Point Feature Definitions and Component Feature Definitions that have been assigned. However, we are not able to easily see all Points or Components which have no Feature Defi...

We often get plats that have interior angles and distance for the parcels, tracts, etc. It would be nice if this option was in geometry builder.

In profile view, the top of Transition Node is tied with group elevation; and bottom elevation meet the pipe. Any chances to make the only “Transition Node” showing as “point” or “line” only in Profile? J ust only one point in the invert? Setting ...

In the regression points table, there is no way to sort the regression points using stationing. It means that if points are not named so that you can order by the name, it becomes difficult to navigate and understand the table. Regression points b...

The labels for the ST, TS, CS, and SC points are in the lower part of the profile and are in offset with reference to the horizontal geometry band (as seen in the photo below wherein the radial offset is referenced from the geometry band). I think...