V8i SS4

This document guides you through the basic functions of MicroStation printing for single sheets and plan sets.

This document guides you through the process of locating and downloading aerial imagery stored on CDOT servers.

This document describes the procedures for starting MicroStation SS4 by itself and starting MicroStation SS4 along with InRoads SS4 and InRoads SS2.

This workflow demonstrates how to modify design feature definitions stored in the corridor DGN file.

Once the design has been completed, design surface data can be converted into an electronic deliverable format. There are four formats for electronic deliverables; LandXML, DTM, DGN and DWG. This workflow illustrates the processes for creating design deliverables in each of the formats mentioned above.

Once a DRAPP or NAIP aerial image has been downloaded from the CDOT servers and saved to your project folder, the Descartes product add-in, available in InRoads SS4, can be used to cut out only the project area from the image, so a more manageable image size can be used in MicroStation.

This document guides you through the process of migrating projects whose corridor designs were started in InRoads V8i Select Series 2 into OpenRoads (InRoads V8i Select Series 4).

This document guides you through the process of migrating survey data for projects which were started in InRoads V8i Select Series 2 into OpenRoads (InRoads V8i Select Series 4).

This workflow demonstrates how to create a terrain model from a corridor model.

Guide users on how to assign the project's GCS (Geographic Coordinate System) created by the Survey group to a MicroStation design file for use by other (design) specialty groups.

Referencing images into a design file is very similar to referencing other design files. This workflow will introduces the Raster Manager tool in MicroStation.