It would be great if PDFs could be created that look the same as the display in Microstation itself without rasterizing the PDF. So that also e.g. view color areas are created not only cut ones. Non-rasterized PDFs have many advantages such as OR...

CTDOT would like the Item Type Import/Export tool to export Item Types placed on Parametric Cells.

When you attempt to open a V7 file in V8 or CE MicroStation, there is a pop-up window that gives instructions on how to change your settings to "Allow V7 dgn file open". It would be helpful if a button was added to this pop up to allow this settin...

.pid files are MicroStation J / PDS2D files from Intergraph. We still have thousands of files. With the new Bentley View version 2023, these can only be opened with great difficulty.

I have been experimenting with the Place Table tool in CONNECT 16. In 16 the tool worked reasonably well. I could the Import From File with no seed file defined. After importing the data from an Excel file, any manipulation of the rows and columns...

In a file, there could be one or more tables that have been placed based on a report definition. If these need refreshed, right now we have to do it one at a time. It would be nice to have a tool that would refresh all tables in the active model, ...

It would be great if MS/ORD saved the WorkSpace and WorkSet pull-down menu heights, instead of having to pull them down to make them taller every time the apps are opened. A lot of firms including mine deal with many, many WorkSpaces and even more...

Microstation should upgrade to the latest version of .NET, as .NET Framework 4.6.2 is nearing the end of support. New versions of .NET could help AddIn developers, thanks to the new version of C# and all the .NET Core development tools, and could ...

Right now XMTOUT command only takes export file as an option. File is always exported with version 19 (latest). For compatibility reasons it would be extremely useful if we could specify the parasolid version too. Something like: "XMTOUT c:\temp\m...

A command line tool that can be used to syntax check configuration files. Not an extensive top to bottom configuration checker, just a tool for verifying syntax in a single file. Do all %if have a corresponding %endif, are all parenthesis balanced...