OBM - Bridge Deck Template - Is it possible to have 2 working points?

Eric, it is not possible to have 2 Working Points(WP). A template can have only 1 WP. But you should be able to model what you want using variable constraints. Let us know if you need further assistance on this...
Thanks,
Sri

Thanks Sri. I will look into this and let you know how it goes.

Eric

Good news, I was able to get this to work horizontally. However now I can't seem to control it vertically. The top of deck wants to stay at the same elevation as the alignment. I want it to be lower than the alignment by 2'-5".

Thanks,
Eric

There are two options for this controlling the placement of decks vertically. You can chose to input the WP 2'-5" from the top of the deck in the template. Note, the WP does not have to be on the shape/template. Alternatively you can input a "vertical offset" during placement time. negative value will push the deck down, from the alignment.

Eric, OBM automatically inserts points at breaks between the line segments. So in order to have a point, you must break the line. So yes, in your case, you should have four separate line segments. You/end user cannot control the naming. It has some built in logic (clockwise etc.)

Thanks,
Sri

Eric, OBM automatically inserts points at breaks between the line segments. So in order to have a point, you must break the line. So yes, in your case, you should have four separate line segments. You/end user cannot control the naming. It has some built in logic (clockwise etc.)

Thanks,
Sri

Yes, I see. Usually the lines will get generated in a random pattern and this affects how the numbers display. As a workaround I will draw my lines first and then place circles at the ends of each line. I delete the lines and then come back and draw them (using the circles as a guide) in the order I want the numbers to display and then delete the circles. A lot to do but it works.

Thanks,
Eric