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The cookie is set by CBC plugin to serve customized language content depending on your country. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Make sure to follow only one of the proposed methods. Within the new dialog you can choose among two different alignment methods, either through control points or through SRT (scale-rotate-traslate) transformation. Once the dense point cloud is done just click on “Import” in the menu bar and select then the “Import and align point cloud” (1) option. You are supposed to generate your dense point cloud first – picture 1 – as there is the need to get a 3D entity before importing anything else and to placing at least three control points so as to achieve the alignment. Click here to view this tutorial for older 3DF Zephyr versions.ĭownload 3DF Zephyr Tutorial 11 Dataset (497MB) Picture 1 This feature is available in 3DF Zephyr Pro and 3DF Zephyr Aerial only. Import a point cloud collected by using laser scanner equipmentĪlign that with the point cloud you generate with 3DF Zephyr In the following tutorial you will learn how to:
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