Jason Walsh

I found a solution. The graphic drivers caused this. I found Nvidia Quadro driver tested with Bentley and it worked :-) regards Sigfus

Or you could use one template with a parametric constraint to control the slope.

That fixed it. Thanks

OK. In regional settings I had List Separator symbol set to semi-colon and not comma. I should have read help more carefuly.

Thanks for the response, that helped. After adding the lines as corridor references, I was able to get the horizontal constraint to target the survey feature by using the survey feature alpha code instead of the feature definition's name ("LN" instead…

Arghhhh. I thought all those plus symbols were cells. I got a new mapping file with actual cells and that resolved the problem. Thank you and I'm sorry for the time you spent on this.

Rick, One way I have accomplished this is by using a MicroStation smartline to create the utility line. I then assign a Feature Definition to the utility line. This Feature Definition has an Element Template tied to it. The Element Template has symbology…

Let me suggest a slight change in the suggested workflow which might be useful. If the pond design is controlled bottom up then Create the base for the pond using the design tools. But, if the project contraints dictate a top down design then the…

Our apologies, the import super documentation was left out of the SS3 online documentation. It has been added in for the maintenance release. I have attached a PDF explaining the import tool. Regards, Lou