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Ok, the 'camera parameters' dialog has been updated: now the user can set the 'pivot' point by specifying its 3 coordinates. As you can also pick a point (with the 'camera parameters' dialog still active), you can copy its coordinates in those fields and you'll get the camera centered on a given poi...

Ok, thanks for the suggestion!

Code has been changed accordingly.

However, I had to use 'DimensionPtr' instead of 'Dimension' with the version of liblas used by the actual qCC package.

Daniel

Hello, I wonder why the initial project couldn't compile: are you trying to do it with a 64 bits compiler maybe? Otherwise, we haven't modified the liblas source, so the removal of the "HasColor" method must come from their side (isn't there an equivalent?). If I remember well, the liblas ...

Interesting! Two users asking the same thing the same day: we should definitively add this functionality! The sole solution for changing camera 'placement' right now is to select one or more entity and to click on the "magnifier" icon (left toolbar). It will automatically center the camera...

Hello JF,

this indeed only a read only value for the moment (this is rather a 'limitation' more than a bug). And moreover, the camera can't yet be 'de-centered', so the values are always (0,0,0).

This will maybe come later on! What are your needs exactly?

Daniel

Hello,

Indeed, the 'CCDll' lib is in fact named 'Lib - CCLib' (I've corrected this mistake in the documentation).

For the other errors, it was also a configuration error (the newly created qCC_db library in debug mode had to be linked first).

Sorry for all the inconvenience.

Daniel

Hello, I agree, a simple way to do this would be very convenient. For the moment, you can: - create a 'sensor' object (Edit > Sensors > Create) if by any chance you know all the necessary information (position, orientation, angular resolution, etc.). If your cloud is a scan corresponding to a single...

By the way, instead of "print screen", you can use "Display > Render to file" which is much more evolved and takes care of removing all non necessary items (such as the cross).

See https://github.com/cloudcompare/trunk/b ... C/TODO.txt.

Done!

Now, there's a new option in the "Lights & Materials" dialog (the light bulb icon on the left) to show or hide the middle screen cross.

By the way, I took this opportunity to greatly simplify the GUI parameters related code.