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Vectorworks viewer measure
Vectorworks viewer measure







vectorworks viewer measure
  1. #Vectorworks viewer measure software
  2. #Vectorworks viewer measure license

  • Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, otherwise attempt to discover the source code of the software, or attempt to de-integrate any third party components that are integrated into the software, except to the extent you are expressly permitted to decompile under applicable law, it is essential to do so in order to achieve operability of the software with another program, and you have first requested Vectorworks to provide the information necessary to achieve such operability and Vectorworks has made such information available (Vectorworks reserves the right to impose reasonable conditions and to request a reasonable fee before providing such information).
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    #Vectorworks viewer measure license

  • Make this software available to any person or entity other than employees of Licensee who may use the software only as specified in the license terms above.
  • Any copies that you are permitted to make pursuant to this agreement are subject to this agreement and must contain the same copyright and other proprietary notices that appear on or in the software.

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    You may not copy the software, except as provided in this agreement. The software is owned by Vectorworks and its suppliers, and is protected by United States and international laws and treaties.

    vectorworks viewer measure

    ("Vectorworks") grants you a limited, non-exclusive license to use the software SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF VIEWING AND PRINTING VECTORWORKS FILES, subject to your compliance with this agreement. YOU ARE SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS THE “LICENSEE” IN THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, DO NOT DOWNLOAD, INSTALL, COPY, ACCESS OR OTHERWISE USE THE SOFTWARE. We must redraw the 3D model in Revit for most of our projects.BY INSTALLING, COPYING, DOWNLOADING, ACCESSING OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE PROVIDED IN THIS PACKAGE (THE “SOFTWARE”), YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT, THAT YOU UNDERSTAND IT AND THAT YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS. Has anyone tried this one - $400 + I guess you have to hire them for cleanup? ĭo you have recommendations for digital survey apps? We use Hover for residential renovation and addition projects, but the accuracy is not great. The process takes much less time than in the just-a-tape-measure days but I keep looking for new methods and technologies to expedite the process while maintaining quality. My tools: DSLR (long strap), Leica Disto, iPhone, graph paper pad with 4 extra fine Sharpies, level & tape measure, & a painters apron. Most of the structures I work on are in such poor condition (dilapidated historic buildings, fire damaged buildings) that carrying a laptop and/or rolling cart is impractical. My focus of work is additions and renovations. Do you feel it is worth it for just working in 2d for residential projects? I could not find the cost but will contact to find out more. Tim, That's a pretty nice looking product. For small residential measures, I usually leave the cart at home and search around for suitable horizontal surfaces. Trust me, if you don't you will wish you did.ĥ. Take pictures even of the things that don't seem interesting. If you draw in the field you not only leave with a drawing requiring just minor touch up, but you will have already caught and corrected the "wait, it can't be like that" issues.Ĥ. It all does into the project CAD software.-*this requires a pick up truck.ģ. A laptop with some way to easily draw on a laptop (tablet for me). I have a rolling AV cart*, that is tallish like me which has 4 shelves and a top desk like surface. I use a Leica that displays the last 4 measurements which accelerates the task.Ģ. I've learned a couple things over the years:ġ. I hope I'm not giving away any secrets that will make all of you rich at my expense, but the process of measuring up a project is so important to my developing a working understand of what I'm working on, that I would never leave it to someone else, or some point-cloud software. We are intrigued by moasure, Sensopia and Canvas.​ Does anyone have experience and recommendations for these or other apps? We cannot use the app for commercial and institutional buildings. We must redraw the 3D model in Revit for most of our projects. They provide training, software and hardware support, and can quickly general floor plans and provide really good point clouds.ĭo you have recommendations for digital survey apps? We use Hover for residential renovation and addition projects, but the accuracy is not great. It is fairly expensive but very accurate and can scan quickly without a lot of setup. We are looking at the Zeb Revo RT by GeoSLAM.









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