GeoCue Group’s repository of articles covering installation, licensing, and updates for the LP360 Drone product.
When moving LP360 Drone to a new machine you may wish to transfer some or all your settings and configurations from your old machine to the new one. After installing LP360 on the new machine, copy any of the settings from your current machine to your new machine that you wish to transfer between machines.…
Applies only to PhotoScan/Metashape v2.x. For Metashape v1.x please see this post. To activate a Metashape floating license you will need to have your Agisoft Metashape floating license activation key. To configure Metashape v2.x Floating Licenses on the Server: Configure the Client: Additional Information: You can find installation instructions in the Agisoft Metashape Professional Edition…
TrueView Evo has now become LP360 Drone. While the functionality of the software remains in place, updating from TrueView Evo 2022.1.39.0 to LP360 Drone 2022.1.60.0 requires the removal of Evo before installing LP360. If this is not done properly, it could lead to an error message stating “TrueViewEvo.exe – Entry Point Not Found“; “The Procedure…
When running LP360 Drone (formerly TrueView EVO) and Applanix POSPac some antivirus software may interfere with processing and cause processing exceptions or slow license check in, or processing times. It is recommended to provide exceptions for programs located in the following folders: If POSPac UAV Desktop is installed, also include exceptions for: If Strip Align…
Recommended True View EVO/LP360 Drone system requirements for processing data from TrueView, microdrones, and guest sensors: Windows Version 10, Professional (64-bit) or Windows 11 Professional, or their server equivalents. i7 or equivalent CPU. The more cores, the faster the processing 16 GB RAM (32 GB recommended) Nvidia Graphics recommended but not required Graphics must support…
Applies only to versions of LP360 prior to v2023.1.22.0. With the release of LP360 v2023.1.32.0, this is handled automatically by the software. Many new laptops come with very high resolution screens, causing text and icons in various software packages to appear very tiny, or badly sized. Changing the screen resolution makes icons or test unreadable…
