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    Annotation

    Please can we request the ability to add free notation e.g. model notes / assumptions. A similar feature was present in MD DrawNet and allowed communication of model specifics within the model.
    Matthew Johnson over 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Reporting 0 For Review

    Data Exchange for Revit

    It would be useful to provide a seamless data exchange with other Autodesk products rather than just C3D - specifically Revit. On an architectural scale project, we often dont use a package like Civil 3D so being able to carry out drainage design ...
    matthew.piggott 6 months ago in InfoDrainage / Data Exchange 0 For Review

    Enable Exchange Ruby method for carrying out spatial analysis in Workgroup Products

    SQL tool in InfoAsset Manager enables users to perform spatial analysis of a variety of types using a selection of layer types. This is an extremely important and useful analytics tool which avoids the need for a user to export data out of InfoAss...
    Anthony Andrews 4 months ago in Other Product Ideas / Other 1 For Review

    Enable GMR to manipulate Demand Scaling

    I want to explore model sensitivity to multiple different demand growth scenarios.Currently GMR enables direct editing of demand at nodes, but this replaces the current node demand and doesn't scale well for system-wide assessments.I want to apply...
    Nathan Gerdts 2 months ago in InfoWorks WS Pro / Engine 0 For Review

    Incorporate the ability to create custom grate inlets. Currently InfoDrainage only allows for HEC22 defined inlet grate types to be used.

    Some municipalities across New Zealand and other parts of the world require designers to use specified inlet grate types with defined inlet efficiency curves. There are two ways in which the custom inlet grate type this can be incorporated into In...
    Quinton Botha about 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 2 For Review

    Graphical editing in Longsection

    Being able to manually drag pipes up/down and alter their gradient in the long section graphics, was an extremely efficient workflow in Microdrainage, especially when using min. pipe design levels to dictate land-raise FGLs. Can this function be c...
    Guest 11 months ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 0 For Review

    Non-circular pipes

    Please add non-circular pipes to InfoDrainage, similar to those available SSA. These need the ability to connect to manholes at either end at a minimum, but the option to be culverted as well is welcomed.
    Guest about 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 1 For Review

    show upstream and downstream cover depth for connections

    MicroDrainage used to show this its useful for checking cover to pipes are correct
    Matt Hare over 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 0 For Review

    Pipe clash detection when foul network phase is active

    When working through clashes between surface water and foul networks, you can only access the pipe clash analysis within surface water analysis tab. This means if I want to change the depth of the foul network to avoid the clash then I have to swa...
    Henry Wilkinson 9 months ago in InfoDrainage / Productivity 1 For Review

    Sort and collapse all option in flowpath Network Design Report

    It would be useful to be able to ‘collapse all’ for branches in the Network Design Report. It would also be useful to be able to sort the connections (and junctions) in order of upstream→downstream or alpha/numeric. At the moment it seems rather a...
    Matthew Johnson over 1 year ago in InfoDrainage / Auditing / Reviewing 0 For Review

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