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Item Types - Begin & End Station of a line from reference alignment
Brendan Sheehy
I'm hoping to utilize item types to be able to compute and create quantity tables for one of my projects in ORD. I'm currently using ORD CE 2021 Release 2. I don't have much experience with item types and zero experience with expressions, but hoping to…
8 months ago
OpenRoads | OpenSite
OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum
Free Vehicle Turning Simulation
Lars Karlsson
I’ve developed a free vehicle turning simulation for Microstation V8 (and AutoCAD,Bricscad) Since IR doesn’t have this included (yet) and other professional alternatives are expensive this freeware might be of interest for this community. …
over 13 years ago
OpenRoads | OpenSite
OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum
Configuration - Keep Your Files Tidy!
Marc Thomas
When your configuration file is only a few lines long and can be taken in at a glance, how it is set out may not be that important. However once you get into configuration and the files grow, being tidy makes life a lot easier. Some guidelines: …
over 10 years ago
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Tech Tip - Managing Seed Files
Bear
Lets get it out there right to start with. I know this could be a LOT slicker and in environments I manage on my own it is, but this is a good alternative where you have users who may need to edit this without a LOT of vb knowledge. Now we have…
create_3d_drawing.txt
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over 11 years ago
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Bear's Blog
How hta Changed the Way I Deliver Builds - Part 2 - Defining a hta File
Bear
Well, if you read the first part and the wiki link you'll see that hta files are a mix of html and vbscript. The reason I started to go down this path is that I wanted a way I could have a build delivered without the problem of people having to know vba…
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over 11 years ago
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