Yep, it's V8. You need to open the .cel file itself, like you would any .dgn file. When you do, the individual cells that you would normally see in the Element/Cells/Attach window or the cell selector file will appear as individual models. If you don't see the Models button on any of your...
Yes, you can merge multiple libraries. Open one of your existing libraries, then click on the Models tab. Along the top will be another button for Import Models. Select the file you'd like to add, and you're done.
I attended a seminar presented by Barry Crown, and only had the opportunity to demo RODEL. I can only advise you to be aware that the three are based on different variables. RODEL and Arcady are based on UK empirical data, whereas aaSidra is based on gap theory. The two theories can produce...
Are you assigning cells to be placed when creating structures? It doesn't sound like it's a problem with the locks, although the fact that you can see the cell before you refresh your drawing is disturbing. You may want to verify that the correct cell library is currently attached to your...
There is also a tool (the last icon in the row) in the DROP toolbox named DROP DIMENSION ELEMENT that will produce the same results. You don't have to worry which items are toggled, which will speed up the process.
According to the US Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, roundabouts have resulted in 40% fewer crashes overall and 80% fewer injury crashes. Keep in mind, for statistical purposes, that the US has a relatively low number of roundabouts. Other sources have stated that at very high flows...
I can't provide any info on the embedding process, since I have not tried it. I can however, suggest that you try running your .dgn file through EDG. EDG is a graphics editing routine provided with MicroStation. A good resource for learning about EDG is the link below...
I am looking for opinions/reviews of traffic sign software compatible with MicroStation/J, and compliant with the MUTCD - Millenium Edition. Specifically, I would like to place cells in a MicroStation drawing for use as traffic control plans and presentations. Any comments?