We would like the ability to dynamically rotate a Point Feature, like we can do with a regular cell. Currently you can only enter a rotation by manually entering a number into the dialog box.

In Drainage & Utilities, the 3D line and the 3D object for a pipes(conduit/link) is placed on same level. It would be great to have them on different levels - also because it can be a demand from from clients in Denmark, that the line is place...

The ability to input a user-defined "ifc Cartesian Point" when exporting IFC 4x3".

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.

When placing labels using the civil labeler, there are times when the label text location needs to be modified and moved to a different plan location to allow for other plan labels. When using civil labeler or the place label commands, after the l...

The default object marker associated with Plan Annotation should be able to be customized using a template or feature property. The object marker is currently hard to use because the default circle has five grips to manipulate, which often causes ...

OpenBridge does not seem to have a dedicated functionality for drainage system. I have seen solution in OpenBuildings, it looks quite decent. Just to clarify, when I refer to a drainage system, I mean elements like drip pipes, scuppers, vertical p...

A tool that makes it possible to annotate the distance between two points along an alignment or between points on two different alignments, but parallel to one alignment is my wish. It would be useful, so you don´t need to annotate or write down t...

The "Export to IFC" tool only exports the default model, not the active one. This is a big problem with OR since in most cases, the default model is the 2D. So we have to have the 3D reference turned on for it to export our objects. We end up with...

Please add the option to use Civil Labeler in sheet models. For some sheets, there is no readily-apparent need to create a drawing model (e.g. for schematic-type drawings with no dimensions), so we only create a sheet model. Unfortunately, this pr...