What is the recommended workflow for creating drainage profiles for plan sheet production using SUDA in SS4?

Question

I can create and view both analysis and engineering profiles of my SUDA Storm drain elements. The only way I can figure out for creating profile sheets to include in my project plans is to export the engineering profile to drawing. Then it comes in as one big cell with all lines on the same levels. I have little to no control over the appearance of the profile. i.e. gridlines on separate level for screening, annotations rotated vertically and placed inline and above structures, fonts, etc. 
 
 Is this the intended way to create profile plan sheets? I've tried exporting my SUDA project to Inroads so I can go back to the more robust profile creation tools there, but only my conduit links come across into the InRoads SDB file. None of my nodes are present in the exported .sdb file.

Chris Key · Answer

The plans production capability is still not available in the latest version of OpenRoads SELECTseries4. The only way to have control of the profile creation is to utilize the native civil program tools. In certain cases, if the project requires a lot of plans production and visualization, we recommend staying with the native InRoads drainage tools and not using SUDA. Or have a good process for moving the database. 
 
When you are exporting the project to an SDB, you must make sure the Structures.DAT is set up with all the correct styles and structures so that the feature definitions can translate to each structure correctly. This can cause structures to not translate correctly when your export and open the SDB because the structures don't exist in the database.