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Use orthographic camera projection

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View the cloud from the right side

View the cloud from the top side

View the cloud from the front side

Use fly controls to navigate the point cloud

Use cursor keys and AWSD to move the camera

Use earth controls to navigate the point cloud

Drag a point and move the mouse

Use orbit controls to navigate the point cloud

The camera orbit around the center of the point cloud

Reset the camera to view the whole point cloud

Clip the point cloud using a bounding box volume

  • E: translate the bounding box
  • R: scale the bounding box
  • T: rotate the bounding box
  • C: switch clipping mode

Clip by a polygon

Clip by a screen box

Remove all clippings in the screen

Get the position of a point of the cloud

Measure angles between segments over points

Measure linear distances between points

Measure an area over the point cloud

Draw a profile line over the point cloud

  • Press Ctrl key while drag the final point to change profile's width

Export all measurements in DXF file format

Rotate the point cloud along the Z axis

Remove all measures and profiles drawn over the point cloud

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Geobit_ONE

Your lat/lon coordinates are causing this linear pile. They are considered x/y so they have a small micrsons variation compared to elevation, that's why you see a single line. Convert your cloud into projected coordinates before uplads

Zach S

@Geobit_ONE I've spent maybe 2 weeks learning about 3D models for fun of my jobsite, so I apologize in advance for my ignorance! Yes coordinate is slightly off, and I've tried diff methods to try to correct to no avail. - It's my understanding that the reference setting is to stay WGS 84 - Import CSV file from mission, followed by converting to coordinate system - Using WGS 84 it appears above the map and "pile" above, if I change to Projected Coordinates and choose my area NAD83(2011) / Arkansas North (EPSG::6410) or I've tried or NAD83(HARN) / Arkansas North (ftUS) (EPSG::3441) it becomes higher in elevation off the basemap. Any advice would be appreciated! I'm using Agisoft Metashape- Thanks in advance