Introduction

These release notes describe the features and enhancements that are new in version 2025.11 of the Trimble® RealWorks® software. For further information, visit www.trimble.com/support/.

 

System Requirements

● Operating system: Microsoft® Windows® 10, 11 (64 bit)

● Processor: minimum 2.8 GHz or higher

● RAM: minimum 16GB (32GB or higher recommended)

● Graphics card: OpenGL 3.3 compatible with minimum 1GB VRAM (6GB or higher and OpenGL 4.4 recommended)

● 3-button mouse

 

Upgrade Procedure

Install the software from this location (Internet connection required during installation and license or subscription verifications): Support and Downloads

 

Software Warranty

This version of Trimble RealWorks is available to:

● Perpetual license users whose warranty expiration date is July 1, 2025 or later. Note: If your perpetual license warranty expires prior to this date and you proceed with the installation,

licensed features will not be included.

● Subscription license users whose subscription is currently active. If necessary, you can contact your distributor to purchase a warranty extension or renew your

subscription. In the RealWorks ribbon, select Support > License to view your warranty or subscription expiration date.

 

Resolved Issues

● Model-Cloud Alignment: potential software crash related to internal UI call and when launching the tool while selecting non-model objects

● Model-Cloud Alignment: missing translations for non-English languages

● Target Extraction: potential crash when extracting a black and white checkerboard target

 

Note: Trimble does not support FARO Premium scanners with Trimble RealWorks or other Trimble products because the updated API for the FARO .fls format has not been provided to Trimble. Users can

choose to prevent the installation of the outdated .fls library through custom installation options.

 

Note: If you are experiencing random crashes or stuttering issues with RTX Ada generation cards, especially with NVIDIA drivers version 572.xx or newer, try deactivating the “Threaded optimization”

option in the NVIDIA control panel. This has been reported to resolve stability issues in multithreaded OpenGL applications.