Can cc not load 3D shp files?
An error occurs when I load it.
[15:54:13] [SHP] Shape -127539384 has an invalid shape code (951281200)
[15:54:13] An error occurred while loading 'traffic_sign_merge': reading error (no access right?)
About Reading .shp Files
Re: About Reading .shp Files
I was wrong. I know that cc can load it, but when I use geopandas to convert geojson to an shp file, the generated shp file will be loaded into cc, the error is reported, which is my above error.
Re: About Reading .shp Files
Have you tried to load the output SHP file to another software? (like QGis, etc.)
Daniel, CloudCompare admin
Re: About Reading .shp Files
Hello
I've got the exact same problem.
I generate a shp file for a GeoDataFrame with GeoPandas in Python, I can open it in QGis but not in CloudCompare.
More precisely, it works when my GeoDataFrame contains only one line, but when it contains more this error occurs :
An error occurred while loading 'bordures': reading error (no access right?)
with this display
[15:20:07] [SHP] Record #1 - type: 3D polyline (38320 bytes)
[15:20:07] [SHP] Shape 411478491 has an invalid shape code (-1108095171)
[15:20:07] An error occurred while loading 'bordures': reading error (no access right?)
Others shp files with multiple polylines, from other sources, open correctly...
Does the the conversion from GeoDataFrame to shp file require a specific treatment ?
I've got the exact same problem.
I generate a shp file for a GeoDataFrame with GeoPandas in Python, I can open it in QGis but not in CloudCompare.
More precisely, it works when my GeoDataFrame contains only one line, but when it contains more this error occurs :
An error occurred while loading 'bordures': reading error (no access right?)
with this display
[15:20:07] [SHP] Record #1 - type: 3D polyline (38320 bytes)
[15:20:07] [SHP] Shape 411478491 has an invalid shape code (-1108095171)
[15:20:07] An error occurred while loading 'bordures': reading error (no access right?)
Others shp files with multiple polylines, from other sources, open correctly...
Does the the conversion from GeoDataFrame to shp file require a specific treatment ?
Re: About Reading .shp Files
Can you share the SHP files with us? (to admin@cloudcompare.org)
Daniel, CloudCompare admin