This is a request for more pavement striping options to be available for placement in ConceptStation. For example, yield line under Linear Marking tool.

I made a change to a specific feature and I want to somehow lock the specific feature so it does not change when the field book is reprocessed. Example If I set Terrain Model Attribute of a point to "Do Not Include" then It should stay as that eve...

When you create your corridor, and ultimately move towards creating a terrain model, you would especially want the model to create the high points and low points correctly as this critically effects drainage design. However, the only way to force ...

We are currently performing a load rating analysis for a project that involves the use of a custom truck along with a custom lane load. While we have successfully added the custom trucks to the library,it appears that the Design Load Rating module...

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...

The ability to use native html attributes in Deed Writer XML report would be useful. Also, having it save out as something other than just a text file. All the other reports are xsl format that can be styled to look at particular way.

Within the Survey Field Book of ORD, the right-click context menu offers a “Zoom” option. This should, I presume, fit all the selected survey features into view. It doesn’t work but would be very useful if it did. (Please see the attached image)

The raw-xml is missing Latitude and Longitude information when creating reports. InRoads had this capability, but it appears to be missing from OpenRoads.

Superelevation is a tabular note that goes on the general info sheet with the super elevation diagram, so we usually just fill out the info in that tabular note. Designers just blow up the tabular note to add lines and make it work per project. If...

The ability to import Cant values from an Excel Spreadsheet, CSV file, etc.