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Does doing this cause a problem with common components like Autocad, 3dsMax, etc?
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Hello. The only conflicts you should run into are when you run into duplicate programs. You can’t install two AutoCADs or Revits, if they are the same program, even if they are from different seats. The installer will not let you do this as it will see the program as already installed. Different verticals (electrical, MEP, Structure) should not be a problem.
