Ideas

Missing filtering options in Issue manager in Design Applications. Why is following filtering options currently not possible in MicroStation: 1) Filter issues based on discipline role 2) Filter issues based on design model Right now you either ...

A user will want to validate the spatial location of the model in relation to a set of PDF plans that were issued. This is useful where models are created with different geospatial settings, ie Bridges vs Roadways.

Whatever the iTwin tool being used, Bentley infrastructure cloud, PlantSight, etc., we need a mobile app to perform model reviews in the field.

Some existing contextual on initial design models will be line strings such as Existing Utilities. Clash detection is not picking these up.

Please add the posibility to select an element from the model and select a Global Freeze to the object so teh objects wil stay turned of when you make all categories visible. This is really usefull for object that has to stay turned off like grid ...

At present we have an option to hide clashes that has been manually or rule based suppressed from the list of clashes that still need to be addressed. It will be very useful to be able to invert/toggle these suppressed clashes so that they can be ...

There is currently no way to determine which file is disabling graphic optimization. We find this incredibly frustrating as it is a trial-and-error process to determine where/when the issue occurs. This comes with a noticeably slower graphical per...

Please add user access to specific models instead of the whole model. For example: If we create a coordination model which will run every day, we don't want to share these with the client. So it wood be great if we can choose which Named version t...

Possibility to combine specific metadata credentials while searching for a 3D model objects using single filter with an AND operator (i.e. "Uniclass = XXXX" AND "Element Class = XXXX") or via the use of 2no Data Visualisations at the same time.

Some items we may want permanently to show as transparent, like terrains which may have elements below them that we still want to see.