Commandline Georegistration
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:33 pm
Hi!
I have quite a few clouds, each in its own local coordinate system. For each of them I have a transformation matrix to put them in a global system. I'd like to do the process in a batch via command line.
In principle everything worked fine. After performing -APPLY_TRANS the cloud is saved as expected. Yet, because the transformation puts the cloud to very big coordinates I am facing the known problems associated to this ('sliced' cloud, truncation of decimals). The -GLOBAL_SHIFT option while loading a file seems to work only the other way around (big coordinates IN).
Is there a known workaround for this issue in the command line (big coordinates OUT)? E.g. an automatic applied global shift when saving pointclouds with big coordinates...
Kind regards
Manuel
I have quite a few clouds, each in its own local coordinate system. For each of them I have a transformation matrix to put them in a global system. I'd like to do the process in a batch via command line.
In principle everything worked fine. After performing -APPLY_TRANS the cloud is saved as expected. Yet, because the transformation puts the cloud to very big coordinates I am facing the known problems associated to this ('sliced' cloud, truncation of decimals). The -GLOBAL_SHIFT option while loading a file seems to work only the other way around (big coordinates IN).
Is there a known workaround for this issue in the command line (big coordinates OUT)? E.g. an automatic applied global shift when saving pointclouds with big coordinates...
Kind regards
Manuel