Publish ReCap Pro projects to the cloud.
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ReCap Pro offers the ability to publish your projects to the cloud or update already published projects.
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Once published, you can add people to the project so they can view or manipulate the file.
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From the Home screen, open a project you wish to publish.
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From the Project screen, review the project.
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Then, hover your cursor over Home.
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From the Home tile menu, select Publish.
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A prompt appears that states you must save the project before publishing.
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Select Save project.
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A dialog box opens.
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If the project you are working on is already published, from here, you can update the project.
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Or, you can publish as a new project.
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In this example, New is selected.
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If you wish, you can edit the project name.
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Then, click in the Autodesk connected drive location field.
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This opens a file browser.
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Navigate to your Autodesk drive location where the project should be published.
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If needed, you can create a new folder in which to publish your project.
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It might take a few moments for the desktop connector to generate a new folder
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and an error could display on the publishing dialog.
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If an error does display, open the file browser and select the new folder again.
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Back in the publishing dialog, select which scan subsets to include in publication.
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Click Publish.
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A loading progress indicator displays.
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After it is published, the point cloud files from the project will begin to upload to the cloud.
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Due to the size of most point clouds, this process could take quite a bit of time.
01:43
Once it has published successfully to the cloud, open the connected drive location, such as Autodesk Docs, in your web browser.
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Navigate to your project and select the ReCap project file, which has a .rcp file extension.
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This opens the project in the Autodesk Viewer.
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Once published, you can add people to the project so they can view, edit, or markup the file.
02:08
Changes made to a published file update to files synced to local machines,
02:13
and changes made to a file on a local machine will update to the files on the cloud.
02:18
Publishing to the cloud is an easy way to collaborate with others on your ReCap Pro point cloud projects.
00:03
ReCap Pro offers the ability to publish your projects to the cloud or update already published projects.
00:10
Once published, you can add people to the project so they can view or manipulate the file.
00:16
From the Home screen, open a project you wish to publish.
00:20
From the Project screen, review the project.
00:23
Then, hover your cursor over Home.
00:26
From the Home tile menu, select Publish.
00:29
A prompt appears that states you must save the project before publishing.
00:33
Select Save project.
00:36
A dialog box opens.
00:38
If the project you are working on is already published, from here, you can update the project.
00:43
Or, you can publish as a new project.
00:46
In this example, New is selected.
00:49
If you wish, you can edit the project name.
00:53
Then, click in the Autodesk connected drive location field.
00:57
This opens a file browser.
00:59
Navigate to your Autodesk drive location where the project should be published.
01:03
If needed, you can create a new folder in which to publish your project.
01:08
It might take a few moments for the desktop connector to generate a new folder
01:12
and an error could display on the publishing dialog.
01:15
If an error does display, open the file browser and select the new folder again.
01:21
Back in the publishing dialog, select which scan subsets to include in publication.
01:27
Click Publish.
01:30
A loading progress indicator displays.
01:32
After it is published, the point cloud files from the project will begin to upload to the cloud.
01:38
Due to the size of most point clouds, this process could take quite a bit of time.
01:43
Once it has published successfully to the cloud, open the connected drive location, such as Autodesk Docs, in your web browser.
01:52
Navigate to your project and select the ReCap project file, which has a .rcp file extension.
01:58
This opens the project in the Autodesk Viewer.
02:02
Once published, you can add people to the project so they can view, edit, or markup the file.
02:08
Changes made to a published file update to files synced to local machines,
02:13
and changes made to a file on a local machine will update to the files on the cloud.
02:18
Publishing to the cloud is an easy way to collaborate with others on your ReCap Pro point cloud projects.
