Arkio can be deployed to multiple workstations and virtual machines using a silent Arkio deployment installer available for our Enterprise customers. If you would like access to this installer you can send us an email at hello@arkio.is
System admins can use deployment software like PDQdeploy together with our deployment MSI installer to customize the setup. A default quiet installation can be achieved with:
msiexec.exe /i \\cd-pdqdeploy\c$\YOURPATH\Arkio_vXXX.msi /quiet
Optional features can be added independently by command line and filling "Yes" or "No"
If no optional features are filled all the plugins will be installed by default
/qn INSTALL_REVIT="Yes" INSTALL_RHINO="Yes" INSTALL_SKETCHUP="No"
Predefined configurations of Arkio can be used to preset runtime details for Arkio like the license
You can download and edit a simple Arkio.config file where you can add your Arkio floating license details
{
"ActivateLicenseKey":"xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx"
}
Revit
The Revit plugin can be found under Add-Ins>Arkio for Revit 2018-2022.

Rhino
The Rhino plugin can be found by showing the Arkio toolbar in Rhino 6-7

SketchUp
The SketchUp plugin can be found in the toolbar by Right-click and adding the Arkio tab

Testing the installation
You can confirm that Arkio is installed and working correctly by the following steps
-Run Arkio, and place an imported OBJ model or image using Documents/Arkio/Import folder.
-Run the Arkio Revit plugin, export a sample model, see a model appear in Documents/Arkio/Import/Revit. Place it in Arkio from the Arkio>Create>Import drawer.
-Create something in Arkio export it to Revit find the file at Documents/Arkio/Export/Revit and import this model to Revit from the plugin
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