Point Cloud Realtime Condition
How do I mark towers, and what methods are available?
Three methods are supported: manual marking, automatic marking, and importing tower coordinate files in formats such as txt, csv, and KML.
No danger points appear after danger point detection.
Check whether the detection classes have been selected in Project Configuration and whether the detection distance is set too small.
Check whether the naming of the clipped point cloud data files is non-standard. The standard format is towerIndex1-towerIndex2(name1_name2), for example, "1-2(1#_2#)". It must not contain other text or symbols, such as "Rename" or "Outliers Removal".
Check whether the point cloud data and the working directory are on a path other than the C drive. Processing data on the C drive is not recommended, as there may be restrictions on reading data there.
This may be a computer file permission issue. In the properties of the shortcut, on the Compatibility tab, check "Run this program as an administrator".
During danger point detection, only red danger areas appear, and there is no danger point list.
Check whether the naming of the clipped point cloud data files is non-standard. The standard format is towerIndex1-towerIndex2(name1_name2), for example, "1-2(1#_2#)". It must not contain other text or symbols, such as "Rename" or "Outliers Removal".
Danger point calculation cannot find the lower-numbered tower and the higher-numbered tower.
Check that the tower numbers and the number of clipped data file names are consistent.
During danger point analysis, the message "The clipped data file names do not match the tower information" appears.
Check whether the naming of the clipped data files is non-standard. The standard format is towerIndex1-towerIndex2(name1_name2), for example, "1-2(1#_2#)". It must not contain any other extra text or symbols, such as "Rename" or "Outliers Removal". Numbers and names must correspond one to one.
Check whether the tower names contain special characters, such as the backslash , the forward slash /, and the underscore _.