This is a bullet point of the questions and answers from this forum page.
Q) - If the mesh has failed or has stalled, is this a user error or a technical error?
A) - Both are possibilities. I have found that if the mesh failed it is more likely that the point cloud was too complicated and could also have possessed stations that where incorrectly registered. It can help to narrow the area of the view cube and also check to see if something looks off to indicate a poorly registered station.
The servers do go down, as your own workstation would if it became over loaded. So if your mesh has stayed at 0% or the same % for 24 hours, it is likely the server went down (do be patient tho, some meshes do take up to 2 days from my experience) The only solution I have is to send a support case to Autodesk to notify them if they have not caught it yet.
Q) - Can I have an exception to the 30m cube or 20 station limit?
A) - Nope. Refer to server overloading issue for explanation.
Q) - We have multiple license for Recap Pro, but we are only able to do one mesh function at a time, why?
A) - Not 100% sure, but it has something to do with the link to your A360 Drive. To get around this I had the company license transferred to personal accounts that did not have Recap pro to begin with (You could just setup secondary work accounts so you dont have your boss thinking you trying to seal license). Make sure the serials match the station you will log that account too. The station will seem like it is still linked to the previous account until you start a new upload. Make sure that the upload is going to the new A360 Drive by logging in and viewing the files.
Q) - We have a large project that has tons of stations, everything is sluggish, any work around?
A) - "Life hack" Import your stations 5 or 10 at a time per project and repeat until all stations have been imported(5 to 10 per project), register or skip if they aligned already and save. In the support folder will be the RCS files of the individual stations. Find the stations that fit the section you want to work with and start a new project and import the RCS files of those stations, make sure to save as as soon as you have the project launched. This cuts the stress on your machine down a significant amount.
Q) - What structured file type is best?
A) - I dont know the technical pros and cons of each but it was pointed out the E57 is setup binary and is a better choose across the board. I have export both PTX and E57 and found that the PTX are roughly 5GB each as the E57 are 3.5GB each. So for saving space at the very least E57 is a better choice.
Thank you to anil.mistry and ryan.frenz for the help provided. I am still working on getting my meshes to not stall but that is the technical side of the server.
Hope this helps any one with similar questions.
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