The Drainage Modeling workflow has a feature to automatically delineate catchment areas for inlets but is limited to actual drainage model files. Similar to the "Trace Slope" or "Pond Analysis" it would be helpful if a tool existed to select a poi...

Ability to annotate the reverse point of a reverse transition.

We set our drawings in design setting as a slope Ratio, when producing the longsection they come out as percentage always. but it should come out as a ratio as per our settings. Why is it important, my Client wants it as a ratio

When I open a profile view, the default vertical exaggeration is 10. That is way too much. And I hate having to change it every time I open a profile view. Everyone is diffferent, though. I'm sure some folks love it. It would be nice if there was ...

in Inroads there was an option to select points to put in regression in geometry to create a best fit alignment. You could then do a single element regression analysis afterwards and it would give you the best fit line and how far in either direct...

It appears that the software currently doesn’t allow sanitary conduit FDs to follow a slope even when the FD is set to depth of cover. it would be nice to tell the program to follow a given depth under the terrain, so I can see the pipe slope vary...

Once stored, it will keep track of which levels are turned on and off at the time of pressing stored. Then pressing restore will return the levels back to what they were. This would be useful if you needed to turn off some levels but want to retur...

label contours from inroads. there are times we have to label elevated "graphic" lines (aka contours and or benches without having a terrain model). was very helpful in inroads)

If multiple bridge options are required, placing these options within the same dgn, but in separate models is a good practice. However, from ORD trying to change which OBD model is viewed (after it's been attached) does not work. It can be reattac...

ability to see list of items with no feature definitions selected.