Allow user to create custom selection for Text Output to avoid e.g. History if they want all other input data

See also "Direct output of equivalent subgrade reaction stiffnesses". Pdisp allows the input of horizontal loading on a vertical plane. Equivalent subgrade reaction stiffnesses (reaction springs) for wall elements could be obtained from applied horizontal pressure and resulting movements.

At present , we need to change coordinates of strata to change slope section inclination angle , it will be great if we can change slope angle on screen directly. This will be useful for mining engineering problems where height of the bench remains constaant but user want to change slope angle.

Currently immediately above the surface level of an excavation the calculated ground movement = 0mm. It would be helpful to have the ground movements calculated extend above the top of the polygon excavation

It is currently not possible to apply both tensile and compressive loads in the same file to compare against the calculated resistances. The programme subtracts the tensile loads which are applied as negative loads from the compressive loads which are positive instead of recognising them as separate loads.

Able to open Frew data file in Slope for slope stability analysis

A new update allows you to edit the MEFP at each stage and in each material. However, it defaults to y0=0 at each stage and therefore is not applied unless you go through each stage and change this. Please can the MEFP default to the top node level unless specified otherwise?

Hi , currently graphical output is not showing wall dimensions, its good if it shows all dimensions and can be exportable to auto cad program

Please can you allow a limit to be set to prevent props going into tension? Currently a multi-propped wall with no embedment doesn't fail as the top prop goes into tension.

Database for results (to give user-defined display, post-processing)

Where embedded pile retaining walls carry axial loads, it is common practice to analyse the section as a rectangular panel rather than individual circular piles (with a reduced end bearing co-efficient akin to a deep strip footing).

To date, we have achieved this by modelling an under-ream pile with different shaft and base diameters. However, it would be simpler and clearer if Pile could analyse a rectangular section. This would also be beneficial for calculation of axial resistance for diaphragm wall panels.

Refer to method of Hov et al from 2010 DFI Conference (attached).

Import any number of JSON or xdd XDisp files to an open file.

Avoid multi-segment tunnels and replace with alignment tool with displacements calculated as distance from tunnel axis