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(2) Option (B) create a project and set the working directory.
2. If you start with option (A), first open a project fie (.RCP) and launch the project (skip steps 3 to
4). If you start with option (B), create a new project by naming the project and selecting a
working data directory. Click proceed to continue.
4. If your scans have not been indexed, you must first wait until all scans have been indexed and
prepared for publishing. A progress bar on the left hand side of the application will inform you
of index completion. When everything has been indexed, click launch project to proceed.
Publish icon.
Note: you must save the project before you can publish. If you did not save you will receive the
following message and be prompted to save:
6. After logging into your Autodesk 360 account and saving the project, a window will pop up
asking you to name the Real View project. You also have the option to add project collaborators
once the project is completed uploading. If you choose not to invite collaborators now, you can
always add or remove collaborators from Real View on ReCap 360. Click publish to proceed.
Upload progress
7. The project will now be uploaded to Real View. A progress bar at the top of the application will
show how much data has been uploaded. Upload time depends on the size of the project and its
associated scan files. Wait until the project has completed publishing before shutting down the
application.
8. If you checked the display sharing options after publish option, a dialog box will appear after
publishing is complete. You can now add project collaborators to the project by typing their
email address in the connection textbox and clicking Add. Click Save and Invite to proceed.
(2) Open the published project by clicking on its thumbnail from the gallery preview.
2. Open the recently published project by clicking on the project thumbnail from the recent
projects viewer. If you wish to learn more about ReCap Pro or see more examples of scan
projects, click on the
(3) Open the published project by clicking on its thumbnail from the gallery preview.
3. When the published project first loads, you will see a photo-realistic plan view of the project. To
load one of the panoramic views, click on one of the circular scan icons.
1. To take a measurement, click on the tool menu. Two menu options will appear. Clicking on the
Distance icon will place you into measurement mode.
3. To make an annotation, click on the tool menu. Two menu options will appear. Clicking on the
Note icon will place you into annotation mode.
4. Click on a spot in the image to make an annotation. A text box will appear where you can enter
your markup. Note: you can also embed hyperlinks into the text box. Hyperlinks are convenient
ways to link support documents, maintenance logs or other network based asset documentation
to your data.
By default, annotations are not saved to the project. A blue icon will appear at the bottom of the
screen prompting you to save. Click on it to save the project.
(5) Click on the annotation maker to review and edit the annotation.
5. When you save an annotation, it will appear as a marker in the View. Click on the marker to see
the annotation. You may also edit or remove the marker.
Change collaborators
To add or remove collaborators, return to ReCap 360 and mouse over the project thumbnail. Three
icons will appear. Click on the