In V8i and OpenRoads a user could change the line direction. I am now using OpenRoads Designer Connect and can't see the tool. What is everyone using to change line directions? For example a line with an arrow showing direction of water flow.
Is this dumb data, or is it a design feature line? How was the line created - did you draw it yourself, or was it generated by the software?
What version of OpenRoads are you running?
MaryB
Power GeoPak 08.11.09.918Power InRoads 08.11.09.918OpenRoads Designer 2021 R2
ORD Connect 2020 Release 3 Update 9 - Version 10..09.00.91Both dummy 2D lines and software generated lines from the corridor or lines from survey
The software generated lines may be stuck that direction. I've seen that mentioned here before. I'll try to find that conversation and you can search here yourself.
For dumb graphics, you can use the Change Curve Direction tool ( Modeling > Curves > Curve Utilities > Change Curve > Direction ).
This isn't exactly an answer to your question, but it might suggest a workaround for corridor-generated features: https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/f/geopak-inroads-mx-openroads-forum/175361/ord-r4u6-how-do-i-show-flow-arrows-in-the-plan-view-on-our-roadway-ditches
While I could be wrong (I'm not using OpenRoads fluently yet) corridor lines are designed in one direction along the corridor, so they really *can't* be reversed without breaking the design intent (let alone any other design depending on those features). You may be able to get around this with "left" and "right" linestyles, or with direction symbols placed as annotation as mentioned in the above thread. There may be other workarounds, or ways to define your features that I'm not aware of yet.