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I can extract each of the scans using GPS time, this gives a scan which is usable when imported into Blender. But this obviously only covers one of the scans when I need all of them combined.
I tried filtering by Number of Neighbors to get the overlapping areas which kinda works but also selects some trees and stuff causing issues. So is there a proper method for fixing scans like this ? I probably could probably just cut using polygon around the overlapping area which should work besides there being noise in the small overlapping area which might become an issue.
I'm new to using CloudCompare, downloaded it so I can import this LIDAR scanned terrain into Blender.