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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
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Rotate the point cloud along the Z axis
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Harry's Bommie
Harry's Bommie is a popular dive site on the southern side of Heron Island, in the southern Great Barrier Reef. Data captured by Jody Webster from University from University of Sydney (https://grgusyd.org/), using a Canon PowerShot D30 camera on 26 April 2015. Photogrammetry work conducted by Robin Beaman using Agisoft PhotoScan. Note - best viewed with Chrome or Firefox browser.
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