Openroads Designer Alignment Design & Drawing Production
- Alignment Design course focuses on creating intelligent horizontal and vertical alignments.
- Learn to build alignments from fixed, free, and floating elements.
- Create offset elements from horizontal design while maintaining design intent.
- Course does not cover creating templates, as it is a detailed topic on its own.
- Openroads Designer Drawing Production course teaches extracting drawings in any scale and adding custom borders.
Overview
The Alignment Design course focuses on using Openroads Designer for intelligent updating of horizontal and vertical alignments. Participants learn to build alignments from various elements and create offset elements while maintaining design intent. The course does not cover template creation. The Openroads Designer Drawing Production course teaches how to extract drawings from models, add drawing borders, create cross sections, and customize annotations. Both courses aim to enhance participants' skills in utilizing Bentley Openroads Designer for efficient design and drawing production.
Who should attend
Engineers, Designers
Course Content
Openroads Designer uses object-oriented coordinate geometry and alignment design capabilities to provide intelligent updating as you quickly create your horizontal and vertical alignments.
You will learn how to build horizontal and vertical alignments from individual elements which will be familiar to previous MX users such as fixed, free and floating elements.
You will also learn how to create offset elements from your horizontal design which retain their design intent, so that you maintain the relationship between your elements.
Please note that this course does not explain how to create templates as this is a very detailed course on it’s own.
OPENROADS DESIGNER DRAWING PRODUCTION
This course will show you how to easily extract drawings from your model in any scale you choose. You’ll also see how to add your own drawing border. We will show you how to create cross sections and long sections and how to change the annotation on the drawings to suit your company standards.
You can view all of our CAD/3D design and BIM courses here.
