Terrain+ Road

Better overview in the table for special grading

In the drop-down list for layers in the road superstructure, a + sign now indicates which layers contain data. This makes it easier to see which layers have content, without opening each layer individually.

Real-time preview of label changes in cross sections

When you work with labels in a cross section, the view is updated continuously while you make changes in the dialog. This lets you see the result immediately and adjust annotations more quickly, without closing the dialog to check the result.

Snap to grid and centerline point in cross sections

It is now possible to snap directly to the grid and to the centerline's 0-point in cross sections. This makes it easier to digitize geometry and create guide lines accurately in the cross section, without the need for temporary or dummy geometry.

Improved grip editing of vertical curvature

You can now edit radii in vertical curves directly with grips in the longitudinal section. This makes it easier to adjust the radii visually and adapt the vertical curvature more effectively to terrain and other layers in the longitudinal section.

Preview in advanced settings for mass types

You can now see the result of changes in advanced settings for mass types directly in the cross section. This makes it easier to adjust the settings and immediately verify how they affect the mass definition.

Improved labeling for "Difference between layers" in cross sections

The Difference between layers label now supports offset. This reduces overlapping labels and makes them easier to read in the cross section.

New property in the Properties list: Calculated mass

When 2D and 3D mass types are selected, a new property is now shown in the Properties list: Calculated mass. This displays the calculated mass directly, without correction for scale or unit.