New Point Cloud Viewer Feature
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11 Jun New Point Cloud Viewer Feature
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Laser Scanning
by Admin
ChronoPoints team member, Rob Michlowitz, has located software from potree.org that will enable you to view and manipulate our laser scans!
At the left of the viewer, there are a number of tools that will enable you to enhance the point cloud based on your computer’s performance.
The McKinney House in La Mesa is the first example – more to follow.
