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To be honest, I do not know what might be the correct transformation, but if all values >= 100 (to make sure not delete the true values read for CC) is subtracted by 655.36. The result is pretty close to the value from the exporter. It can not be the same due to the large decimal in the values. Howe...

Thank you very much, CC is a great soft. By the way, I just notice the CC only read the positives values in [dB] units then is applied a linear transformation ( y = x - {~655.36} ) for the negatives [dB] values. For CC values {0.01, 0.34, 0.69}, 635.03 ......... 655.32 For the exporter (Ascii) value...

I work with Rielg TLS, CC handle very well all the workflow. One of the advantages is to read the *.rds format keeping part of the information of the scan such as [xyz] coordinate, Reflectance [dB], Amplitude [dB], Deviation, Flags. All the scalar fields match to the data exported by Riegl soft(Asci...

try this

CloudCompare -O [filename] -C_EXPORT_FMT [format] -SAVE_CLOUDS
it works, but i can not to name it (save as default).