The ability to show the cross-pipes in profile runs right now is by default a user preference. It would be nice if this could just be a standard function or at least set to "True" as a default to be turned off if desired.

NYSDOT requires that all plan sets include an LFD Load Rating. Until this ability is added to LEAP Steel, we cannot adopt OpenBridge fully and must continue doing our steel design in different software.

We have built item types and a spreadsheet for title block management. It works, but with some issues that may be easy to solve. We are running excel spreadsheets for plan set management and looking to stream line the process. The spreadsheet has ...

Template in Openroads conceptstation must have benching option as one of the types in end-conditions.

Currently when defining the horizontal earth loading on an abutment, the only option is to have a triangular loading from top to bottom. The "Mag2" input box (for the load magnitude at the top of the load) is set at 0, greyed out, and cannot be ed...

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...

It would be great if we could control the vertical end cut orientation of the concrete girders: Normal (as is) and Vertical (plumb to the world). Also, we often have to clip the corners of girders when bridges are on heavy skew. Would be nice to b...

RM BRIDGE, increase the naming character limits for load cases and load sets to more than 16 characters.

A user asked, "Why is it that upon closing cross cross-section navigator, users have to re-associate an alignment, pick a viewport to display the dynamic cross sections, and then data point inside this viewport to get the Cross Section Navigator p...

We need the ability to add thinning option to the LandXML Terrain Import like when we import Terrain from Point Cloud, and it gives you the options to filter the points using the TIN or TILE method.