Help
Sign out of licensed apps before you end.
Your licence stays yours. Signing out on the workstation frees it for your own computer.
Why sign out.
When your session ends, the workstation is cleared. Many vendors still count a signed-in computer as one of your activations until you sign out. Signing out first frees it for your own computer.
If you have a persistent workstation, your C: drive and apps are kept. Sign out anyway if you want the licence free elsewhere between sessions.
Preinstalled: Blender, Unreal Engine, Twinmotion and D5 Render. Blender needs no licence; for Unreal Engine, Twinmotion and D5 Render you sign in with your own Epic Games or D5 account. Licences for commercial software, such as V-Ray, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe and Autodesk apps, are your own.
Where the sign-out is.
Menus move between versions. If a step does not match what you see, the vendor's own help has the current one.
Adobe
In the Creative Cloud desktop app, click your profile picture (top right) and choose Sign out. Or, in any Adobe app, choose Help → Sign Out.
Adobe Help CenterAutodesk (Revit, AutoCAD, 3ds Max)
Click your name at the top right of the app and choose Sign Out. Or open Autodesk Access and sign out there.
Autodesk supportChaos (V-Ray, Enscape, Corona, Vantage)
Sign out of your Chaos account from the app's licence menu. Or, on the workstation, open http://localhost:30304 (the Chaos License Server) and sign out there.
Chaos helpLumion
Sign out of your Lumion account from Lumion's account or settings menu. If you use a licence key, follow Lumion's own guide to move it to another computer before you end the session.
Lumion supportUnreal Engine and Twinmotion
In the Epic Games Launcher, click your profile (top right) and choose Sign Out.
Epic Games helpUsing an app that is not listed? Ask us or see what is preinstalled.