Vertical Design – Design setting option where we can specify that the levels should be a certain height above or below existing ground levels
Is it feasible to look into an option whereby we can specify the height above or below existing ground that the designs should be set? This should allow designers to easily adjust levels to help achieve a cut and fill balance
Vertical Designs - Start and end gradients that follow existing ground - within specified parameters
Is it feasible to look into an option for start and end of alignments that will : follow existing ground to a maximum specified gradient (we would typically not be any steeper than 1 in 25 away from the channel) This design setting will allow for ...
Drive - When creating vehicles enable wheels on separate axles to be adjusted
At present you cannot have varying wheel sizes on each axle and instead can only have one fixed wheel size and width. This therefore means we cannot have accurate swept paths tracks for for vehicles and/or trailers where the wheels sizes change. A...
some sites we are working on have had some significant level differences, which has led to the need for retaining walls. At present Live Design tries to grade the surface between these level differences. Please can you add a feature where a retain...
When creating junction road markings using the "Give way junction" option, it would be useful to be able to toggle the give way triangle on and off as it is not always required.
The ability to create a regular grid of surface cross sections at set intervals will be very useful - similar to the Sections command available within PDS. This would need to identify the cross section positions on the layout plan and identify the...
Ian Woolgar
over 1 year ago
in LiveDesign
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When a road/plot is added the finish surface displays this, and then ties back to the base surface as soon as possible. While I can add batters/features to a road/plot to control how this is tied into the finished surface, the issue still remains ...
Items are drawn on whatever layer you happen to be using at the time, rather than breaking down various entities to a corresponding layer. For example, when placing a road all the information for that road is on a single layer and various colours ...
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