Good Afternoon everyone,
I have been using cloud compare for a little while now, but I am not well versed in the more advanced features of CC. I am working on a research project which includes creating point clouds of pedestrian access ramps, and then extracting measurements from said point cloud. Many of the measurements are slopes from around the ramp. I understand how to use the point picking tool, however I was wondering if there is a way that would allow me to overlay some type of mesh or layer to show various slopes of different areas of the ramp. Essentially I am wondering if there is a way to classify and extract different slopes from various areas and show them in some type of layer or mesh. Thank in advance.
Slopes of various areas of a point cloud
Re: Slopes of various areas of a point cloud
You would probably have to compute the normals of the cloud (if that's possible with clouds representing ramps?) and then convert the normals to dip / dip direction, or use the 'Stereogram' tool of the qFacets plugin to segment the points based on their orientation?
Daniel, CloudCompare admin