Trouble with creating SF using CLI
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2021 8:24 pm
Hi All,
I'm trying to export the Z coordinates to a new scalar field using the command line interface:
The script runs without any errors and the console acknowledges the operation with a [COORD TO SF] entry, but the resulting cloud doesn't have the new scalar field.
Interrestingly enough, if I use the command on an input cloud which doesn't have the "Intensity" SF then the Z coordinates do get written to a SF in the output cloud, but... CC forces it to be renamed to "Intensity" (Console: [E57] No 'intensity' scalar field found, we'll use the current displayed one instead (Coord.Z))
I have no clue what's going on. Am I doing something wrong or should this be considered a bug?
I'm using CC 2.12 Alpha on Windows.
I'm trying to export the Z coordinates to a new scalar field using the command line interface:
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CloudCompare.exe -AUTO_SAVE OFF -O C:\CloudCompareIO\test.e57 -COORD_TO_SF Z -C_EXPORT_FMT E57 -SAVE_CLOUDS FILE C:\CloudCompareIO\test+Z.e57Interrestingly enough, if I use the command on an input cloud which doesn't have the "Intensity" SF then the Z coordinates do get written to a SF in the output cloud, but... CC forces it to be renamed to "Intensity" (Console: [E57] No 'intensity' scalar field found, we'll use the current displayed one instead (Coord.Z))
I have no clue what's going on. Am I doing something wrong or should this be considered a bug?
I'm using CC 2.12 Alpha on Windows.