By the way.. this is not a feature. Its a F*** you 5 projects deep that all need to be re-exported. It's a glitch. fix it.pburrows145 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 12:52 pm What you are seeing is the mixed-pixel filter in action which gets rid of erroneous points (at the point of data import). When viewed from the scan-position, this looks like "cel-shaded" cartoon graphics.
You can reduce the aggressiveness of the filter in Cyclone/REG360 as you choose.
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I will address this with Guy Cutting the PM for REGISTER.
I will try and word it a little nicer.
I will try and word it a little nicer.
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Re: Black lines in RealView when importing into Recap - RTC360
Well i think not the mixed pixel is the worst issue, that is helpful in lot of the cases. Rather then how recaps handles/not handles the images. If i recall correctly you can disable completelly the mixed pixel. I'm not sure currently.pburrows145 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 10, 2022 10:23 am I will address this with Guy Cutting the PM for REGISTER.
I will try and word it a little nicer.
But the main issue is that there is no standardized way of writing e57 everyone uses their solution especially when it comes to the image part. As a matter of fact i like the cubemaps.
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Yes, there are several different ways of handling E57 export/import... it's a bit fragmented right now.badam wrote: ↑Thu Mar 10, 2022 11:10 amWell i think not the mixed pixel is the worst issue, that is helpful in lot of the cases. Rather then how recaps handles/not handles the images. If i recall correctly you can disable completelly the mixed pixel. I'm not sure currently.pburrows145 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 10, 2022 10:23 am I will address this with Guy Cutting the PM for REGISTER.
I will try and word it a little nicer.
But the main issue is that there is no standardized way of writing e57 everyone uses their solution especially when it comes to the image part. As a matter of fact i like the cubemaps.
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Re: Black lines in RealView when importing into Recap - RTC360
So im actually just running into this problem and found this postpburrows145 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 12:52 pm What you are seeing is the mixed-pixel filter in action which gets rid of erroneous points (at the point of data import). When viewed from the scan-position, this looks like "cel-shaded" cartoon graphics.
You can reduce the aggressiveness of the filter in Cyclone/REG360 as you choose.
In cyclone, i usually just export PTGs,
how would i adjust the aggressiveness of the filter in cyclone before exporting?
additionally, what am i aiming for when i filter, to avoid this issue with the black lines?
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Re: Black lines in RealView when importing into Recap - RTC360
You need to change the filter "pre" import - you can find it within the settings tab under "filtering"Noscans wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 6:37 pmSo im actually just running into this problem and found this postpburrows145 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 12:52 pm What you are seeing is the mixed-pixel filter in action which gets rid of erroneous points (at the point of data import). When viewed from the scan-position, this looks like "cel-shaded" cartoon graphics.
You can reduce the aggressiveness of the filter in Cyclone/REG360 as you choose.
In cyclone, i usually just export PTGs,
how would i adjust the aggressiveness of the filter in cyclone before exporting?
additionally, what am i aiming for when i filter, to avoid this issue with the black lines?