AutoDesk ReCAP - Register Point Clouds with Survey Control
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Point Cloud 1
drive.google.com/open?id=1CGL...
Point Cloud 2
drive.google.com/open?id=1LsE...
Control file
drive.google.com/open?id=1Tx3...
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THIS IS THE ONLY VIDEO SHOWING THIS ON TH-cam!! MANY THANKS AS YOU GOT ME OUT OF A BUBBLE
Haha, I know! That's why I made it ;)
Thank you sincerely for helping us where those guys from AutoDesk are missing the tiny point of making this clear!
It took some time to figure out... So I though I'd pass it along. Glad it helped!
Thanks for this video. Realy simple but I could not find the wright method. Thanks again!
Fantastic - just what i needed. Thanks very much
Glad it helped! As far as I know there isn't another workflow on TH-cam, or through Autodesk support outlining this process...
thank you very much. very helpful
You are welcome!
Hello, is there a way to georeference the cloud in the recap? did you do the georeferencing in the video?
Thank you for this very helpful video! I have a question: do you have to add those coordinates to every single scan where those points are visible? I have a lot of scans that overlap and that would be incredibly laborious. Would it have the same effect if you only add the coordinates within one or two scans? Thank you.
Hello, it my experience that you don't need to add coordinates to every scan, but you will need to in at least two per target to get the report to show RMS...
@@kellyness7915 Thank you for the helpful answer. I did my own test and it appeared successful by only adding the coordinates in a couple overlapping scans, not all the scans that covered each target. Thank you for the confirmation.
what version of the software you are using?
hi and thanks for sharing. Tried step by step but whan I check (like in your video @time: 6:20) the coordinates remain as before, there is no change! the coordinates remain in relation with the poin of origin. Any idea what I am missing?!
A few thoughts. Make sure you "align" the scans first. You could be looking at only one scan. You must add at least 3 "survey points" in at least two scans in order to re-align to the system of the coordinates you are providing. Finally, look at the "report" - clipboard symbol at the bottom of the alignment page, and see if you have an error under the targets portion. If not, then you may have missed one of the steps above. Thanks for watching!
@@SkySurvInc Thanks for the quick reply!!
Now I can get some new coordinates as a result but very different than I insert, example the Z valeu I inserted 480m and it shows 946m!!
1. The scans are aligned over 30 scans.
2. I have assigned 3 common survey points to 4 scans. Under the "Target Data" I see no ERROR but some data (RMS) are in RED outher in YELLOW and some in GREEN. the "RMS (noise)" range between 3.25mm to 29.58mm.
Watched your tutorial several time quiet sure not missing anything. do you thinks has to dowit the RED (RMS noise) valeus? our I have to set a different coordinate system?
@@MarceneiroFDS Kelly here from SkySurv…. You could try local coordinates to see if it helps. Keep in mind that auto desk sauna all data is in meters. Sorry as it’s been a while since I’ve used recap. I am mostly an agisoft user as you might have gathered from my other videos. Thanks watching tho!
@@kellyness7915 I am using local coordinates and in meter, but the strange thing is the result values don't match, such as the "Z" valeu as I mentioned on my last comment!! Any Idea? Thanks!
hello sir i want to know how to register two rcs or e57 files which are by using same method or anything other.
and if we have local coordinate we can do registration of the data
You should be able to select "auto registration" provided you have the "pro" version. After that, use the method shown in the video(2:20) to get onto your local coordinates!