Ability to set individual plot boundary levels and use these to adjust the finished surface (boundary to be any polygon shape)
Increasingly we are working on steep sites where we need to try and make usable gardens by setting gradients, often resulting in level changes at boundaries requiring retaining walls
Given that there are other CAD based Packages other than those by AutoDesk, it would be useful to be able to run Live Design within others, probably one of the largest alternatives is BricsCAD - pair this with greater functionality within the Swep...
more flexibility on colours within Vehicle Swept Paths
It doesn’t appear (other than via shading – which sometimes over highlights the impact of the tracking on a layout) that there was no way of differentiating between wheels/body overhang lines for forward movements vs reversing. As an example, we s...
It would be good to adjust the finished surface once roads/plots/drainage have been designed. This would allow 'open space' areas to be created by levelling off parts of a site. Or to create bunds/banks as part of landscaping.
Specifically for exporting the results of flood flow analysis. Currently a dxf can be created, but when opened in BricsCAD it comprises a proxy entity block with no colour to the squares for depth and velocity. It would be useful to have a dxf wit...
Whilst it's possible to use the grips to edit a path of a vehicle, there's no option to add extra grip points. Nor can you continue tracking from an existing path (either by creating a new path from the end of an existing path or extending an exis...
It's possible to set the level of the road construction to determine the amount of cut/fill required. Having the same functionality for drainage would be very useful (ideally picking up the design and levels from Flow). Variables which would be ne...
Providing an option to “merge” the front/rear wheels so there is a single maximum extent of wheel line is shown on each side rather than a pair of lines (again sometimes simplifying this makes it easier to explain to others and makes drawings at s...
Hi, Here at G3 Engineering Consultants we have recently started using DRIVE, a feature of CausewayCAD that allows the user to carry out vehicle tracking. I have found the software to be very useful, particularly the ability to adjust node position...
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