Currently crank lapped bar is only graphically shown as crank for reports and partlist it is considered as straight. There should be option to treat cranked lapped bar as straight or crank physically.

Rebar for standard shapes like column, Beam, Pad footing can be placed multiple times easily using templates. Similarly, rebar of irregular shapes could be copied or re-recreated from one element to another.

We are working with several Robotic welding manufacturers who are using offline programming methods to automatically recognize welds and optimize robot paths for welding. there is a big advantage in having welds from the model exported to the exch...

NWExport is currently only available for Microstation. This is an Autodesk utility. Can Bentley add its own export application for Navisworks

IFC files are often exported to shop detailers. This export cannot be batch processed due to one Prosteel dialog box requiring user input, therefore every model has to be exported individually.

When Plate Shapes (eg Chute/Hopper Platework) are welded together, the cut plates do not have chamfered edges. When using the miter plate tool edges are chamfered. Suggest adding a square edge option which is how this platework should be modelled....

in the columns grids, I can't lay out concrete columns in bulk

I appologise for adding duplicated idea. Please, If interested, vote for idea PSCE-1-18 Tool for creating Bending Details directly on the Drawing Model canvas. This feature would comply with drawing standards for reinforcement and it's purpose is ...

Currently, ProStructures can export DGN to IFC but cannot import IFC. It would be great to have IFC Import feature in ProStructures as well as it should be able to have intelligence or can be converted to intelligence via changing to Physical mode...

This was suggested many years ago - https://communities.bentley.com/products/prostructures/f/prosteel-forum/118990/how-to-remove-overlapping-line-in-a-concrete-view-using-dynamic-view Still waiting for a way to make concrete 'pour' lines invisible...