Hi,
I am trying to process 2 large points clouds with size(117M and 260 M points respectively). What would be the optimal octree level setting while doing cloud to cloud comparison, I know it can never be exactly predicted but wanted to know if such high density files need levels greater than 8 or can lower levels work? Also is it true that higher the octree level more is the processing time?
I processed a similar file and it took a day with a setting at level 8. My system is at 32 GB RAM.
Thanks,
Optimal octree level setting
Re: Optimal octree level setting
Normally it's automatically deduced by CloudCompare? You should leave it at its default value.
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Re: Optimal octree level setting
Thank you! The subsampling also really helped, was able to reduce the cloud size considerably and it made CtoC processing faster.