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On paper, yes, but here I don't want to create a shape, I'm just using scans. Here all the scans are georeferenced, so I was wondering if we could interpolate a colour with the neighbouring points. We'd then have an 'artificial' colour for the clouds with only one intensity at the origin.

Hello everyone, I'm currently working on a scan of a building. I have clouds with colour and intensity and others with intensity only in the same area. I was wondering if it would be possible to transfer the colours from the RGB cloud to the intensity only clouds to create a homogeneous rendering. T...

Thank you very much, I was able to use both functions together and it gives me the expected result.

Hello Chethana, Although CloudCompare is an efficient solution to convert .csv to .las either through the GUI or the command line, there is another open-source software developed specifically for the LAS format which is LAStools. ( https://rapidlasso.com/ ). It is possible to use the graphical inter...

This solution is very interesting, however, I have two more questions: - Can we combine the functions -GLOBAL_SHIFT and -APPLY_TRANS? Indeed, I am in a local coordinate system where the average coordinates are (89700,95200). It is therefore better for the calculations to let CC translate the cloud a...

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 ...