Keep these changes in mind before choosing the license type so you can avoid a uninstall and reinstall of your Revit 2012 product.
In 2012, the Revit Viewer 2012 is the Demo/Viewer option from previous releases, same functionality, just a different way to access it (you will still get into "Demo/viewer" mode if you are using network licensing but cannot pull a license).
If you have to change license types after installation is complete, you installed the standalone trial for example but need network licensing later when you activate, you will need to uninstall and reinstall Revit to get network licensing.Īlso in 2012, you may have seen the new Viewer mode in the start menu: When you install Revit 2012, you can choose the license type to use. The dialog above for 2011 and earlier versions, doesn't exist in 2012. To open and review models without an active license, you can run Revit in viewer mode. You could access a dialog from within Revit to do this (go to the application menu and choose licensing).Ī change for licensing with 2012 is that it is no longer possible to switch to a different license type without reinstalling Revit 2012. In previous releases of Revit products, you were able to do licensing switching on the fly, choosing between standard alone activation or Network or a thing called Demo mode. Autodesk Viewer is a program developed by Autodesk Company to view, share and design 2D and 3D files of DWG, DWF, RVT, MAX, and many other file formats on a. However, what might not be so obvious for long time Revit users, is some subtle changes to the way Licensing works for Revit 2012 products. Revit products now closely match the installers of other Autodesk products. If you have downloaded or are planning on downloading a Revit 2012 product, the first thing you will notice is the new installer.
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