We install, activate and set up professional software for design, engineering, editing and rendering — on your own computer or on a workstation we build specifically for the job. We don’t sell licenses and we’re not an authorized distributor for any manufacturer; we handle the technical side: a clean installation of software you hold a license or subscription for, tuning it to run stably without crashes, and optimizing the hardware so rendering doesn’t take forever. In Belgrade, for students, architects, engineers, editors and studios.
Autodesk software installation
We set up your Autodesk Account and subscription (single-user or edu license) and solve the classic headaches: “Licensing error”, activation that won’t go through, an install that stops halfway, conflicts with an older version, and a certified graphics driver for a stable CAD viewport.
- Installation of AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT
- Installation of AutoCAD Architecture, Mechanical, Electrical, MEP, Map 3D and Plant 3D
- Installation of Revit
- Installation of 3ds Max
- Installation of Maya
- Installation of Inventor
- Installation of Fusion 360
- Installation of Civil 3D
- Installation of Navisworks (Manage and Simulate)
- Installation of Advance Steel and Robot Structural Analysis
- Installation of InfraWorks, ReCap Pro and Vault
- Installation of Alias, MotionBuilder and Mudbox
Adobe software installation
Sign-in to Creative Cloud and installation of exactly the apps you need (not the whole suite for no reason), with GPU acceleration, a scratch disk on SSD and cache on a fast drive — so Premiere and After Effects don’t stall on every move.
- Installation of Adobe Creative Cloud (full suite or individual apps)
- Installation of Photoshop
- Installation of Illustrator
- Installation of InDesign
- Installation of Premiere Pro
- Installation of After Effects
- Installation of Lightroom and Lightroom Classic
- Installation of Acrobat Pro
- Installation of Audition and Media Encoder
- Installation of Animate and Character Animator
- Installation of Dreamweaver and Bridge
- Installation of Substance 3D (Painter, Designer, Sampler, Stager)
- Installation of InCopy, Fresco and Dimension
Render engine and plugin installation
Installing is half the job — the other half is making the render use the machine’s full power (GPU or CPU render, denoiser, enough VRAM and RAM for large scenes).
- Installation of V-Ray (for 3ds Max, SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, Maya, Cinema 4D, Unreal, Houdini)
- Installation of Corona Renderer (for 3ds Max and Cinema 4D)
- Installation of Lumion
- Installation of Enscape
- Installation of Twinmotion
- Installation of D5 Render
- Installation of KeyShot
- Installation of Arnold
- Installation of Redshift
- Installation of Octane Render
- Installation of Maxwell Render, FStorm and Thea Render
- Installation of Unreal Engine for architectural visualization
CAD, 3D and BIM software installation
- Installation of SketchUp Pro
- Installation of Rhino (Rhinoceros) and Grasshopper
- Installation of ArchiCAD
- Installation of Cinema 4D
- Installation of Blender (free, with render setup)
- Installation of ZBrush
- Installation of SolidWorks
- Installation of CATIA and Creo (PTC)
- Installation of Siemens NX and Solid Edge
- Installation of Vectorworks
- Installation of BricsCAD and DraftSight
- Installation of Tekla Structures and Allplan
- Installation of Chief Architect
- Installation of Houdini
- Installation of Marvelous Designer
- Installation of Nuke and Modo
- Installation of QGIS and ArcGIS
Video, photo and audio software installation
- Installation of DaVinci Resolve (with the Fusion and Fairlight modules)
- Installation of Avid Media Composer
- Installation of Vegas Pro
- Installation of Capture One
- Installation of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite
- Installation of Affinity Photo, Designer and Publisher
- Installation of Topaz tools (Gigapixel, Photo AI, Video AI)
- Installation of OBS Studio, Audacity and other free tools
Plugin installation
Plugins can be a bigger problem than the software itself — the wrong version brings the whole program down. We install and match the exact plugin version to your version of the software.
- Installation of 3ds Max plugins: Forest Pack, RailClone, Phoenix FD, tyFlow, Ornatrix, FumeFX
- Installation of SketchUp plugins: Enscape, V-Ray, Skatter, Profile Builder, 1001bit
- Installation of After Effects plugins: Element 3D, Red Giant / Trapcode Suite, Saber, Optical Flares
- Installation of Photoshop plugins: Camera Raw, Nik Collection, retouching tools
- Installation of Rhino plugins: Grasshopper, VisualARQ, Lands Design
- Installation of Revit plugins: pyRevit, Enscape, V-Ray, Diroots
- Installation of Cinema 4D plugins: X-Particles, Greyscalegorilla
PC optimization for rendering
Once the software is in place, we make sure the machine can actually push it:
- Graphics (GPU): for GPU rendering (V-Ray GPU, Lumion, Enscape, D5, Octane, Redshift) you want an NVIDIA card with enough VRAM; we install the Studio driver instead of Game Ready and enable CUDA/OptiX.
- RAM: large scenes and 4K editing eat memory — 32 GB is today’s minimum for serious work, 64 GB for heavy scenes and lots of textures.
- Processor: for CPU rendering (Corona, V-Ray CPU) the core count directly cuts the time; for CAD and modeling, per-core clock matters more.
- Disk: system and software on an NVMe SSD, projects and cache on a fast drive — so loading a scene doesn’t take minutes.
If the machine falls short, we tell you exactly what’s worth upgrading — without pushing anything unnecessary. See computer upgrades and custom-built computers for rendering.
Common problems we solve
- The install stops halfway or throws an error near the end
- Activation or the license won’t go through, “sign in” keeps looping
- The program crashes on launch or during work
- The render only uses the CPU while you have a strong GPU (or the other way around)
- A conflict between two versions of the same program or old plugins
- The viewport stutters, the driver isn’t certified for CAD
- Moving a whole work environment to a new computer — software, licenses, settings and libraries
How it works
Bring your computer or laptop to one of our three shops, or send it to us by courier; for companies we also come on-site. First comes a free assessment — what’s needed, how long it takes and whether the machine is up to it. We confirm the final price before any work, and all prices are in our official price list.
Who it’s for
Architects and design studios, mechanical and civil engineers, interior designers, graphic and video professionals, students of technical and art faculties, small studios and companies that need a turnkey workstation ready to go.
Legal and clean
We install software you have a license or valid subscription for, or we help you obtain a legal one — including free student and edu licenses for Autodesk and affordable options for other programs. We don’t do pirated versions or “cracks”: they break the system, often carry viruses, and aren’t something we’d put our name on.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to have my own license?
For commercial work — yes; we install software you hold a license or subscription for. If you don’t have one, we’ll help you obtain a legal license or a free student license where one exists (e.g. Autodesk for students).
Can you set up the computer so rendering is faster?
Yes. That’s half of what we do — we pick the right driver, enable GPU rendering where it makes sense, and sort out RAM, disk and cache. If the hardware falls short, we tell you exactly what to upgrade.
Do you do installations remotely?
No. You bring the device to a shop or send it by courier; for companies we come on-site. That way we have access to the hardware and guarantee everything actually works before we hand the machine back.
Which graphics card is enough for V-Ray, Lumion or Enscape?
It depends on your scenes, but for GPU rendering look for an NVIDIA card with as much VRAM as possible. Tell us what you work in and we’ll suggest a specific model, without overpaying.
I’m switching to a new computer — can you move everything?
Yes. We move the software, licenses, settings, plugins and material libraries, so you carry on exactly where you left off.