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[Frage] freee/demo license for non'students [Gelöst]

ghimpe
ghimpe
14.03.2016 - 12:30

Hello,
I saw some tutorials for AllPlan on youtube and was surprised about the capabilities of such a software, never knew something like this existed. Since for a couple of years i'm dreaming to build my own little house, AllPlan seems the right software to visually interpret my dreams and draw my house and be able to see/calculate everything from rebar to wood frame of roof. I am aware that if and when my dream will come true i will have to pay an architect to do all the designs / structure but it would be wonderful if i could create an "image" of my design long before that.

I never studied architecture, i am no longer a student and i do not have the financial possibilities to buy a full license for AllPlan. What are my possibilities to be able to use AllPlan for my personal "entertainment"? If students are able to get free licenses, could i get one too?

I apologies if i posted in the wrong section but i couldn't find an contact address.

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Bertrand_C
Bertrand_C
21.03.2016 - 18:26

Contact your Allplan reseller. He can answer to your questions and see with you the best way to get Allplan.
www.allplan.com


student_campus
student_ca…
14.03.2016 - 13:04

For non "educational" / "Student" purpuses we just offer a 30 Days DEMO Version on allplan.com.

Test Account für Allplan Campus.
Bitte nichts änern ohne Absprache mit Deployment Department.

ghimpe
ghimpe
14.03.2016 - 13:14

Thank you for the fast response.
Unfortunately for me, i won't be able to draw my ideas in 30 days.
At least now i know such software exist and i will try to find something similar in the open software community.

Best regards!

Bertrand_C
Bertrand_C
14.03.2016 - 17:00 *

Allplan is a profesional software, developped for more than 30 years.
Then, I don't think you'll find equivalent in the open source community.
Who can spend as much time for free?...


ghimpe
ghimpe
15.03.2016 - 07:39

I want to use this software for educational purposes but i am not a student, i want to learn at home by myself using the free tutorials found all over the internet. Allplan seems to offer only student licenses, not "educational" licenses and since i can't afford to pay for a full license i have to look for similar products both in the open source community but also on the commercial software business, maybe there is a company who can offer a (restricted) demo for a longer period of time so i can have more time to learn it / test it.

Don't get me wrong, i'm not complaining, Allplan seems a great program, but i have to look at other variants to accomplish my project.

Bertrand_C
Bertrand_C
21.03.2016 - 18:26 [Lösung]

Contact your Allplan reseller. He can answer to your questions and see with you the best way to get Allplan.
www.allplan.com


ghimpe
ghimpe
22.03.2016 - 07:35

I just send them an message. Thank you!