Check out the comparison matrix below to review the different features! Once those 30 days are up, you will have the option to subscribe to ReCap Pro or continue using the free features of ReCap. To access ReCap, you can start a free 30-day trial. This blog post is here to explain the differences between the two. This software, which lets you convert reality into a 3D model or 2D drawing, actually comes in two flavors: ReCap and ReCap Pro. Two birds with one stone, so to speak.With Autodesk ReCap software you are able to create accurate 3D models with reality capture using laser scanning. We may be doing a cad software refresh pretty soon and I may just send out a newer version of Recap, configured as standalone. But if this problem persists and turns into a major issue, I'll look into it. It looks like you can convert a license to a standalone by manipulating files as described here.

I'd rather not uninstall / reinstall Recap 360 on each machine, just to change one licensing box. Its been fine in the past, but now since we have an networked AEC license, recap is gobbling that up. If I would have installed it as a standalone license, we would not be having this issue, as it would not be pointed to our license server. (as I do with all our Autodesk software). When we installed Recap I deployed it as a network license. I spoke with our reseller and this is what they suggested: Did this only happen once on each machine? Or is this a recurring problem among all machines?

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