Command line : apply a scale when importing a cloud
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2022 9:03 am
Hello everyone,
I am currently working on a point cloud of archaeological ruins and I would like, for future processing in CloudCompare, to change the scale of the cloud via the command line (I use the command line from a python script). I could see on the dedicated wiki page that the -GLOBAL_SHIFT option exists, but I have the impression that it only allows to apply a three-dimensional translation to the cloud and not a scale as one could do in the GUI.
The idea here is to apply a temporary scale for the time of processing and then return to the original system when exporting, which is what CloudCompare does natively.
Does anyone have an idea how to apply this scale?
Thanks in advance,
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Michel
I am currently working on a point cloud of archaeological ruins and I would like, for future processing in CloudCompare, to change the scale of the cloud via the command line (I use the command line from a python script). I could see on the dedicated wiki page that the -GLOBAL_SHIFT option exists, but I have the impression that it only allows to apply a three-dimensional translation to the cloud and not a scale as one could do in the GUI.
The idea here is to apply a temporary scale for the time of processing and then return to the original system when exporting, which is what CloudCompare does natively.
Does anyone have an idea how to apply this scale?
Thanks in advance,
--
Michel