Can we add a cell placement origin options to the Place cell dialog. Thus we can change the origin of the cell placement on the fly, similar to what AECOsim can do with its place door tool Ian

If you have a defined a named graphic group you can use COPY the whole group with all its elements. But the result is not a Graphic Group any more.I would like to get the copy to be another named graphic group - where the graphic groups name is in...

Can we add an option to the Label XYZ tool to allow users to select a text style from the dialog and Annotation Scale Ian Lapper

This app was used in v8i to provide finishing/welding symbols, etc. for drawings in Microstation. These symbols are in Prostructures within OBM CONNECT, but they are needed in Microstation and ORD as well.

as wanted in:https://communities.bentley.com/products/microstation/f/273/p/95146/278433#278433

When using "Associative" on placing (linear) dimensions, they often 'break'. Resulting in some thick dashed line to show the user that the dimension is no longer associated with the geometry. However it's not clear where the association is broken....

When we attach a Reference that Reference has a property called "Treat Attachment as Element for Manipulation". I would like that for Annotation Group of Annotation Element. Currently, when we add annotation for alignment or for Template Linear (s...

The 2d Constraints tools are based on solving on a plane (2d). It would be good to expose and report this 'host' plane in the Properties Panel (Ctrl-I).If there are multiple solving planes in the model (very likely) they should be numbered and re-...

The ability to specify tag text size & Justification when setting up a tag and the change this afterwards in it's properties if required(currently greyed out). You are Able to click on the tag and then click on grips to resize, but this is a l...

Can we have a sketch mode to simply construct shapes etc. This tool could also be used to edit shapes i.e. you go into a sketch or edit profile model, make the changes and commit them, without having to break the shape and reconstruct it Ian Lapper