The imprint on solid tool offers the option to change the imprint line style, type, weight, color etc. However in practice the imprint takes on the line weight/style/color of the main parametric solid this does not remain an independent attribute....

Give us the ability to toggle the visibility of named groups, like we can with references.

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.

Since named fences and named clip volumes have been combined to be Named Boundaries, I suggest to change the label in the Create Saved View dialog box accordinly. After all, named fences are here too

Currently, you can use clash detection by Levels, References and Named Groups.Adding Element Templates to the criteria, would allow us to set up standardized clash detection rules that are not dependent on a clients level naming and file naming st...

.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.

Oftentimes we will remove a sheet from the sheet index, and add it back in later. Currently, when you add a sheet to the sheet index, it "brands" that sheet model to the sheet index. In order to remove it, we have to remove it from the sheet index...

A unnesting tool would be good to have as part of Mstn. See LuxArtX IT CARF's BIM toolkit. Presumably, this is a regular workflow when receiving MCAD content in the factory design sector. Dropping is problematic as it increases the amount of geome...

The idea is that templates could be referenced/nested. For example, you would create multiple templates using barriers and kerbs. However, instead of the barriers and kerbs being "live" in each template they would be referenced in from another tem...