I know this question has been asked and answered numerous times for Windows machines, but I have not found a question/answer regarding MacOS. I've moved the CC app and executable into the same directory as my files, and then navigated to that directory in terminal, and enetered a simple command: CloudCompare -O Site_01_1_Scan.laz
However, I still receive the error: sh: CloudCompare: command not found
Any suggestions for MacOS and command line?
Command line MacOS
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Re: Command line MacOS
Yes.
First, you do not have to copy the CloudCompare.App outside the application folder. It will be found there from the "open" command.
The right command will be:
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open -a CloudCompare.app --args -O full_path_here/Site_01_1_Scan.laz
Regards Sebastian