check out autocad and inventor trim and extend command.

allow screening for fill fix zingers from mlines with fill add curved mlines

It would be nice to allow a Design Script to identify if an element has an Item Type and some method to interogate the Item Type data in order to change plotting behavior based on the Item Type setting. This could be extended to MS Pen Tables as w...

Use WMS similar to Bing background map. Now WMS implementation is not easy to use. As WMS are services thy do not integrate well under Raster Manager and xwms approach is outdated. Why not reuse same WMS list from Servers Manager but under View Se...

MicroStation has a lot of checkbox in the parameters of any Tool Setting dialog but it does not have any checkbox to select the rest of checkbox or unselect all. For example, this would be very valuable in "Change Element Attributes" to check all ...

Modify toolBox has a button called "Modify Element". If I pick on a vertex and that Vertex= Rounded, then I can edit the Radius of the arc. However, I would like to edit the Radius of the Arc without moving the location of the vertex so I think th...

Quite often I've had dialog boxes turn up missing. they end up behind another window, or on the edge of the screen, or sometimes even off the screen making them impossible to find without stopping the present workflow and restarting that instance ...

Hello Bentley, I would like to have the possibility to create PDFs with a mixture of vector elements and rasterized elements. Or rendered/shaded views and non-rendered/shaded views. I attached an example showing one of the use cases. Having a shee...

In Microstation, I can display grid lines in the view background, but it disappear if I zoom out too much. Spacings fill by grid lines when the view area is wide too much, so I can understand the reason why. But I think that users should be able t...

I work on a white background usually and it seems grid points are smaller than on a black background - on black one are more visible. It would be perfect to have a possibility to enlarge the points.