It is a common practice to specify a slope as an input parameter when creating a Network.For DU, the slope is rarely exposed and directly editable (only from profile, and if Set invert to Start and or stop is true - and if "Use construction length...

The program does not provide enough information to correctly design a very typical cross frame gusset connection. I have found that I can see the forces at the ends of the individual cross frame members which allows me to design the bolted connect...

Currently the camber can be presented at tenth points. It is very common to need to provide camber at field splice locations. Is it possible to add an option to the program to have it present camber at field splice locations?

Currently to design field splices, all of the splices must be analyzed individually with a click of a button and then each field splice has its own report. This can result in having to click lots of buttons and look through dozens of field splice ...

Please add tools to model box culverts within OBM

surface templates apply depth vertically, in many cases it is desired a true depth that is perpendicular to the terrain.

When you create a new alignment, break a alignment and lose the turnouts or import a geometry it would be good to be able to re-associate or change the alignment to which a turnout are associated/connected to.For instance when I´m working with a c...

The OBM-OBD BIM workflow may work fine for standard style bridges, but when odd geometry is encountered, it would be helpful to be able to make modifications within the LEAP Concrete OBD file for analytical reasons, without affecting OBM geometry,...

For the OpenCivil products, it would be nice to have the civil preferences folders that are located under C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Bentley\OpenRoadsDesigner\<version>\prefs (both the civil and civil_commands folders) use the b...

suppose you use the Civil analysis tool to track the mainline horizontal alignment to a point at the edge of pavement. It can be confusing for users to know if X/Y displayed in the dialog represents the point selected (e.g. at the edge of pavement...