So we are still in the early days of adopting ORD in my organization. I was wondering if anyone has seen any performance difference between using multiple models in a single dgn VS using multiple DGNs?
our previous method was to create multiple DGNs and reference them as parts of the drawings. what I'm wondering is if theres a benefit to say placing all the parts of a design model in the same dgn and just using model spaces to separate them.
For Example a Detour.dgn would have the following as models:
-Detour Alignment
-Detour Corridor
-Detour Terrain
-Detour Earthwork
I was thinking the main benefit would just be reducing the number of separate files we generate but was also hoping that maybe it comes with fewer crashes and better functionality??
that is more or less my own concerns but since im working on trial/testing projects anyway i will go ahead and try it out. After some more thought on the subject i think im going to keep geometry separated. the corridors, terrains, and earthwork are all too co-dependent to make much of a difference in the event of file corruption. i will repost here with results if any are promising.