I seem to be having some trouble annotating a horizontal alignment in the new OpenRoads Designer.
I can create the alignment and modify the start stationing. But when I select Annotate Element I cannot select the alignment and get an error that says "Element Will Not Annotate Element". Does anyone know what I'm doing incorrectly?
If you have multiple Pipes coming into one location, like Multiple Catch basin's draining to one Manhole, can you combine Multiple nodes created from extract utility into one node that represents the Manhole? then when I add my cell that represents my Manhole, I can adjust the inverts but only have one node. Currently I am stuck with 5 nodes in one place because each pipe end is it's own node.
I created an office alignment by offsetting a survey alignment. When I made it I thought I had it setup the way I needed it; however, now I need to add a PI that is not in the survey alignment. How would I insert a PI in my office alignment? I tried the Microstation tool to insert a vertex but that doesn't allow me to select my office alignment.
I also have two associated profiles to my office alignment, existing and proposed.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to create an .NET addin for PowerGeopak, does any one have any examples of how to connect to the Geopak application object?
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My design is a parking loop road. I made a preliminary Corridor that runs a pavement only template along a Centerline Profile, with Parametric Constraints to control slopes and widths so this corridor can define my pavement slopes. Next, I created an Civil Geometry Alignment that follows along the gutter pan of the parking area.
To avoid any dependency issues, I exported that corridors terrain to a DTM, and deleted the terrain element before re-importing the DTM from InRoads.
I then created a Quick Profile from Surface for the gutter pan alignment and made it the active profile. I then set this profile as the profile for the gutter pan corridor.
I now try to add the features from this corridor to another Terrain element and get this dialog box:
How can this even be a circular dependency?
I'm currently successfully using the "CIVIL_XIN_FILE" config to point to my xin file on a server. But, whenever I use this config to point to the xin file on Projectwise, the xin preferences are blank.
Does Geopak ss4 allow us to point to an xin file that resides in Projectwise Explorer?
I need to label pipe sizes. The label needs to be along the survey chain. Is this a function of the SMD file? Is this possible in geopak?
Hi all,
Upon adding my SS4 OpenRoads reports into ORD I have realised there has been an XSL format change. Nothing major, but enough to require editing of all pre-existing report XSLs to work with ORD.
This includes an understandable replacement of the old "inr" namespace with "cif" and some format changes, ie. old "elevationFormat" is now "ordinateFormat". There has also been the removal of the units and precision parameters that previously allowed for hardcoding of units.
eg.
NEW = <xsl:value-of select="cif:ordinateFormat(number(GeometryPoint/@elevation))"/>
OLD = <xsl:value-of select="inr:elevationFormat(number(GeometryPoint/@elevation), $xslElevationPrecision1)"/>
The provided documentation in: C:\Program Files\Bentley\OpenRoads Designer CONNECT Edition\OpenRoadsDesigner\Default\Reports\ are still just the Inroads report documents - Is there any documentation on the new XSL report format or at least a supplement that we can use to create reports for ORD?
One welcome change is that the report error dialog now points you to what the error is in the XSL which was quite frustrating to pinpoint previously, but some documentation would avoid constant trial-and-error to resolve errors in commonly used reports
Additionally
6. Superlevation - if we wanted to show a visual of the SE as in inroads, on which of the ORD platforms would this be created?
