Whenever I try to cut cross sections for this project the named boundaries keep getting taller towards the end. I'm thinking it might have something to do with my survey. I drew them in the alignment file and it was still giving me this same issue. If I start cutting the boundaries from the end of the project it draws them tall to short.
We have been placing Civil Labels for station offset labels that seem to move from the location they were placed. Not all the Civil Labels move but some shift off their initial location when the file is close and reopened. This is odd and concerning labels placed to locate points show a shifted station and offset when the file is reopened. The Station and offset value are also changing to the shifted location. This is making the Station offset labels unreliable. This seems new to the OpenRoads 2023 version, we did not really see this in prior versions. For example, in the image blow the STA Offset label with the red x was placed in the location of the green check then when the file was closed and reopen it move as indicated by the magenta line drawn. It is somewhat random not happening all the time but more frequent than it should and in several different projects and files.
OpenRoads stores inverts for pipes as Start and Stop elevations. Since links are created from the Upstream/Start to the Downstream/Stop nodes I had assumed that the product new which end of pipe the elevation is assigned to.
However, when I project a drainage network onto a road profile window, the left end of line is annotated with the Start Invert elevation and the right end is annotated with the Stop Invert regardless of whether the line is drawn from upstream to down or the opposite.
My workflow was to create Hydraulic Runs for the various branches of the network then project them from a reference to the centerline alignment of the road in my geometry file. I created sheets for the road profiles using the alignment reference. It shows the drainage networks. I then annotated drainage in the drawing models.
Is there a way to get the inverts annotated at the correct ends or do I need to draw all drainage in profiles downstream from left to right?
I spent a good amount of hours setting up properties of all my nodes (20+ of them), just for all the properties to be reset when running my scenarios. Anyone know why this even happens in ORD, and a solution to fix? This what popped up when I ran my scenario, and I chose no, but not sure if this is the reason why or what this popup means.
When placing a Conduit (WasteWaterSegment) between two Nodes (WastewaterNode) the following error appears:
Strange is that this function worked fine in the past.
OpenRoads Designer 2023 (v23.00.00.129)
Does anyone have an idea what the problem can be or where we have to look?
Thanks in advance,
Louis
Good Day, I'm in the process of learning the fundamentals of Opensite Designer.
After creating and editing parcels, I run the Grading Solver. And it showed some link height errors and invalid elements. Whenever I try using the Grading Solver again, the software crashes.
How can I solve these errors? Is it normal for the software to crash if I run the grade solver again?
The following are the screenshots and files I'm using when I encountered the said problems:
The opened file during the error is "Site-Model2" where the "XProjectContainer" and the "GIS_Parcels" are livenested and referenced. The terrain is referenced inside the "XProjectContainer".
I'm using the latest version of Opensite Designer available for downloads. OpenSite Designer2023 (23.00.00.129).
I am getting the error message while activating Terrain file in Corridor model.
Hello
I have the problem of having received a 3d file that was made with the DNN heightsystem and not the DVR90 heightsystem.
Can you convert the DNN heightsystem to the DVR90 heightsystem?
Hope someone can help.
Kind regards, Mia
Weren't we able to use the opposite of a template Parametric constraint by prefixing a minus? It seems not a thing anymore?
slope = 100%
-slope should = -100%
Now -slope creates a new constraint called -slope
I have a workaround but it Ugly.
Thanks,
Jeff
In the beginning I created a rough corridor for the entire length of my project which ended up being 12 miles long, after learning some more about using openroad designer I have come to the conclusion that this creates to large of a file size.
I have then tried to split up the corridor into smaller sections of 2 miles using the copy and paste method and then going into each one of the 6 corridor sections and deleting out the templates that are not in the specific sections. However after I complete doing this I noticed that the file size for dgn section of the Corridor stayed the same as the file that had the entire 12 miles in single corridor.
Is there something that is keeping the file size to be the same even after deleting the templates not in each section.
We use Reference files attached as sheet borders in our Sheet Seeds. And Our Cross Section Border is different from our plan sheet border. Is there some way to have the Cross Section Sheet Seed use a different sheet seed. There is only one Sheet Model Seed variable - MS_SHEETMODELSEED and only one Sheet Model Seed Name variable - MS_SHEETMODELSEEDNAME. And I do not see anywhere that one could override the sheet model seed file.
Is this possible or do I need to make an idea?
workflow:
Using the place cell tool to place a survey cross at the end of a 3d, snap mode set to end point, Accusnap divisor set at 2.
Issue:
placed cell is missing the 3d line endpoint by minor distances.
I used the place terminator tool as well. The results more significant. Closer .2' miss.
the z is fine no issue, the cell matches the endpoint z value.
Thoughts? Ideas?
version info below.
Thanks for looking.
Hi,
I have a problem with annotations of horizontal or vertical geometry. It displays completely wrong compared to what is in dgnlib or in Manage Annotations.
I have already tried to update libraries or delete all Annotations and they are still displayed incorrectly when creating them. Maybe some of you have encountered such behavior...
Hi There, is a way to set the offset distance equal to the length of a specific line? I would like to make the offset dynamic so that it can change simultaneously when analyzing and designing roundabouts.
How can I get version 10.12.02.04 of Open Roads Designer software?
I have made a template with completely straight components that when applied to my linear template are creating bends? How should I fix this?
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OpenRoads is altering the original text style and font whenever I attempt to make edits. I've installed the latest version of OpenRoads and updated the workspace and standard files accordingly. No new levels were created on my end. This message is on behalf of my client, as I don't personally use CAD programs—I'm simply relaying their feedback.
I'm encountering an issue with file referencing. In my master file, I have references to six other files, each containing their own set of references. Despite having the 'No nesting' option enabled, it appears that every time I open the file, the program still processes these nested elements. This significantly slows down both the file opening and the program's operation. Has anyone else faced a similar problem and found a solution?
Is anyone familiar with this error?
