How to Clean Up / Organize Point Clouds in Autodesk ReCAP Pro

In this (7 min) video, I show one approach on how to quickly organize / clean up your Point Clouds in ReCAP Pro. This is accomplished using a series of Regions.
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[@alfarizkyzayn2975]

It's great that there are people like you.

[@lztoniolo]

Would be awesome a video showing how to bring this data to Civil 3D and to build a surface or something useful to be used as design element into Civil 3D, just like any other survey data. Thanks for this vid.

[@tsupin2]

great mod, everything works, thanks

[@warrenferguson155]

I'd be interested to know the settings you used. Did you use Minimal filter, 0 decimation, … I'm looking to better understand what Recap settings provide what aspects. Thanks

[@perfectvastugroup6770]

now i am in a good mood

[@marchill6723]

Did you need to export to a unified RCP prior to doing this for the speed of exporting an RCS later ? I'm having huge problems with slowness to export RCS with my RCP full of regions.
Thanks in advance.

[@1395188991]

very useful video， I am working with recap , i have some lidar point clouds data for some street in my city,i want to do safety analysis for this street for my pdh research , i just have a data but i don't know how to deal with them,and what is the latest research topic related to lidar point clouds , can you please give me some advise how to start my work. thank you in advance

[@sunpulsekk]

Thanks for the video. My point cloud from my dronedeploy capture has the incorrect Z -value by about 1000m. Is this due to it not being geo-referenced?

[@eastudio-K]

would you say that the regions slows down revit once imported? I had this problem a while back never tried using regions again. Ill try again, someone also mentioned to separate the point cloud regions into diff files. Not sure. Also I had heard to export rcs instead of rcp in order to import to revit that is

[@freez092also]

Hi Jerry.. not sure if you provide answers through comments like this on your channel but I've been trying to troubleshoot an issue.
I've been using a DJI Mini 4 Pro to fly and capture geotagged photos autonomously with no base station and when importing into Recap Photo, even though the stitching is clean and I select the 'real world' coordinate system upon import for processing with multiple GCPs (north, easting, and elevations assigned), whenever I export to any format (xyz, PLY, PTS, etc), the X, Y, and Z end up stripped out and are defaulting to 0.
Any idea where in the process that the coordinate system is getting lost?

[@mikeshevlin]

hi I would assume that the camera used on this Quad wasn't a Mechanical Shutter? Not good quality. I am asking because if I was going to go with this software I would hope it has more quality detail. Thanks for your time.

[@alijdeed5615]

What about the performance? It tends to frop very much when working with regions. Is there a way to deal with this problem?

[@eastudio-K]

i just read your comment after I typed mine above. yes I had the same issue

[@johnirungu4550]

How can i insert the image to recap photo??

[@atalayergen]

Thanks brother, can I get the torrent version?

[@nikouer]

Really? Your ReCap is working after creating Regions? Mine became extremely slow and in Reality unusable after creating regions.

[@robertosmith1]

It would take forever to clean vegetation from the total area of that scan. Seems a very very basic scan processing program.