The text-along element already exist as a microstation tool, It would be nice if that tool would be able to be used in all civil label options.

Auto process multiple corridors and linear templates within DGN simultaneously

Add tadpoles to batters and ability to export to 2d and 3d DGN/DWG in accordance with TfNSW standard.

I am manually annotating cross sections (~90 total) due to the drawing model annotation tool not working properly. Therefore this idea came about after frequently using the "Note>Place Label" tool and these two feature names: XS Offset & XS...

The profile offset transition has the ability to do an vertical offset of (a part of) an profile. This is a vertical offset. When the line is horizontal, the parallel offset is constant. Please add an option to choose between a vertical offset and...

In complex geometries it does not seem to be possible to move the center point of a circular curve. When working with different alternatives, it´s common to have two geometries that shares some part of a circular curve with different start or end....

It would be nice to be able to limit the elevation callouts (and other callout types) within a station range if possible. I.E > when labeling EOP/curb through an intersection, using the Elevation - Along geometry labels the entire element and t...

When selecting that option on design file settings or other places like the fields on text favorites. User needs to control the symbology of the divisor between Rise and Run. it seems to be hardcoded to use (:). User needs to change it to other te...

This is useful to enable a) - checks to be carried out, b) - to identify possible conduits that require amending - to align with all others. This will enable consistent and accurate output data to be produced, that can be used to construct from.

It is often necessary to check the slope in a specific point/section of a vertical curve, but this cannot be done right now with the "Analyze Point" tool. No matter where on the alignment I click the slope that displays is the slope of the first v...