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Lewis Ahearne
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Command Line Commands

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I'm attempting to automate a smoothing process of a data set. Currently, I manually crop the cloud into several sections, convert them into meshes then using Laplacian smoothing. I know that it's possible to do the first few steps but couldn't find anything for Laplacian smoothing so was wondering if this had been implemented? I'd also be interested in if there was a method to apply command line code to single clouds rather than all the currently loaded clouds to save time, instead of unloading and reloading clouds constantly.
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Re: Command Line Commands

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Yes I fear that the Laplacian Smooth is not accessible via the command line. You would have to add the option (it shouldn't be too hard looking at how other command line options work).
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Lewis Ahearne
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Re: Command Line Commands

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Thanks for the help! I might return to this method later on.

I've also been having issues with running the M3C2 plugin via command line, I have the basic parameter file saved but it keeps giving me the error "File doesn't seem to be a valid M3C2 parameters file ('M3C2VER' not found)! " but the second line in the parameter file, below [General], is M3C2VER=1, so I'm a bit confused that it doesn't seem to be picking up on this. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Command Line Commands

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I found the error, which just turned out to be a misplaced letter!
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