Top Questions about Undet

    The trial version is not limited. After the trial ends, you will not be able anymore to create or edit raster images of the point cloud. All created geometry models, line work and point cloud images will be saved in a Revit (RVT) file for further use.

    License is stiched to computer hardware, not to the user account.

    Yes, there are no restrictions.

    Autodesk apps, plugins, add-ons, or in API-tools from the App store or other sources cannot be installed on Revit LT. They can be installed in the full version and toolsets.

    You can import any point cloud file from a 3D laser scanner, UAV or photogrammetry software. Supported point cloud formats: *.E57, *.FLS, *.RCP/RCS, *.PTX, *.ZFS,*.LAS, *.LAZ, *.PTS, *.PLY, *.DP, *.FPR, *.LSPROJ, *.FWS, *.CL3, *.CLR, *.RSP, ASCII / NEZ (X,Y,Z/i/RGB) and custom ASCII / TXT file format imports.We recommending to use structured point clouds in case to get access to all Undet for Revit & Undet Browser features.

    No, you don’t, Undet offers unique and powerful tools to generate raster image views from point clouds directly in Revit without loading heavy 3D point clouds. These lighter raster images pave the way for smoother and faster BIM modeling workflows.

    Created point cloud images are visible only in Revit views. Undet automatically reads active Revit views range settings to generate dynamic views (orthophoto) of section center, section forward view, floor and ceiling view limits. If you need to see a 3D point cloud in 3D view, there is a function in Undet slice manager “load a 3D point cloud”.

    Modelling with large 3D point clouds in Revit is cumbersome and time-consuming. To address this problem and improve productivity by 2x, Undet for Revit Experts generates dynamic raster views that are lighter than point clouds. Undet nearly eliminates lag and software performance drops while providing even better views and control – especially when loading huge point cloud files. Undet significantly improves modelling speed without changing the customary Revit modelling workflow.

    Yes, created point cloud images can be exported into DWG or PDF file formats for further use, using the native Revit views export feature.

    The Undet software license requires your digital system codes (SITE & MID) to be activated. These codes can be find via Undet license manager can be opened in Extensions -> Undet menu by clicking “About”

    Undet site mide codes

    Only one employee can open the Undet project from the local server. To avoid performance drop when working from the server, Link speed (Receive/Transmit) should be 10/10 (Gbps). Without this speed, the point cloud project should be copied to the local SSD disk drive.

    Virtual Machines are not supported.

    There are no special requirements, current workstations or gaming laptops can handle massive point clouds:

    • Operating System: Windows 10 & 11 OS 64 bit.
    • RAM: 16GB and more
    • Hard Drive: A solid-state drive (SSD). For maximum performance, please use M.2 SSDs.
    • CPU: Intel Core i5 and newer.
    • GPU: NVidia or AMD graphics processor with OpenGL version 4.4 or newer support. For example: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / GTX 1050 Ti / GTX 1650 / RTX 3050 / Quadro K2000 and newer. AMD Radeon R9 270/FirePro W5100 and newer.