Without setting up a proxy to handle SPIDAcalc's non-compliant map tile requests, there is no way to correctly align overlays with SPIDAcalc's default basemap options. Current Functionality: When requesting map tiles, SPIDAcalc always formats the ...

This is an extension of the idea SPIDA-I-34: https://spida.ideas.aha.io/ideas/SPIDA-I-34 Current Functionality: When a new lead is created, it creates a new location. Requested Functionality: When a new lead is created, prompt the user: "Create ne...

Looking for a deadend option that maintains the conductor spacing.

Similar to SPIDA-I-34 and SPIDA-I-43 Because Map view already allows selecting multiple locations, it might be a good place for tools that help with managing the lead and location structure of large project files. Requested Functionality: Create L...

Currently: If multiple poles in map view are selected, the estimate ruling span is shown. If a connected wire is selected, the poles/spans associated with that wire are highlighted in map view. Is it possible to "combine" these features so t...

Enable clearance rules that are orientation-agnostic (apply regardless of which attachment is above or below) and optionally allow different minimum clearances depending on the relative position. Current rules require an upper-attachment → lower-a...

Request to update the clearances configuration to allow for setting the WEP type(s) to which a midspan clearance should apply. This would allow creating reduced clearance tables for services to buildings as described in NESC 2023, Table 232-1, Foo...

There are many NESC 2023 classifications that are grouped differently depending on the rule. For example, Table 232-1 combines the following in the first column: Insulated Communication Conductors And Cable Messengers Overhead Shield/Surge-P...

Add support for applying a phase label to a wire that applies throughout the connected length of wire. This is mostly for primary phasing. Allow these to be customized in the client file. Examples include: A, B, C Left, Center, Right Road, Center,...

Currently, equipment is modeled on the face of the pole. For pole top mounted equipment (such as antennas), this leads to the equipment being centered on the face of the pole rather than the center of the pole, which offsets the equipment's weight...