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Naturally, this simplification will lead to loss of details, as all surfaces are 'simplified' proportionally. All available meshing algorithms are dumb and the only option you have is to 'simplify' the mesh, meaning lower the number of triangles to a specific number.

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The problem with this is that even a regular surface (render etc.) creates many faces in the mesh, and features cannot be easily distinguished.īad news: you did everything correctly, but there are no currently available software algorithms that would mesh your 3D point cloud with a reasonable (read - intelligent) mesh. e57), which can also be converted to a 3DS file. I can create a mesh from the point cloud data (as. ARCHICAD will read them fine, but they will be just that - non-intejligent point clouds and ARCHICAD user will have to trace over them with building elements. Good news: as you figured out by now, you can export your point clouds to ARCHICAD without any problems. The idea is to be able to provide a file that can be directly exported from PS to ArchiCAD in the most direct way possible and with the least amount of processing on the client side. I would like to be able to provide a file that an Architectural practice can take directly and import without having to then spend hours tinkering with in order to be of use.Īccuracy was previously an issue, but this is now resolved by the use of GPS ground stations in the survey data.ĭoes anyone have any experience of this, and any suggestions for the import process? Any thoughts would be most welcome. The problem with this is that even a regular surface (render etc.) creates many faces in the mesh, and features cannot be easily distinguished. Most jobs involve surveying an existing building, which generally then becomes adapted and/or extended. I have a client using ArchiCAD and the idea is to be able to provide a file that can be directly exported from PS to ArchiCAD in the most direct way possible and with the least amount of processing on the client side (i.e. I am a surveyor using PS to create point clouds and 3D models from UAV (drone) data capture. Yet, all the processing is performed locally, without transmitting the data outside the company, making it an ideal solution for processing sensitive data.New here (and hopefully in the right place), looking for some opinions/advice in relation to importing 3D models/surveys from Agisoft Photoscan into ArchiCAD.

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This program is a stand-alone photogrammetric software solution for automatically generating dense point clouds, textured polygonal models, georeferenced true orthomosaics, and DSMs/DTMs from still images.īased on the state-of-the-art technology developed by Agisoft, Metashape Professional allows for high-speed processing (typically within a couple of hours), providing at the same time highly accurate results (up to 3cm for aerial and up to 1mm for close-range photography).Īgisoft Metashape Professional is capable of processing thousands of photos. Overview of Agisoft Metashape Professional

This program can be used for photogrammetric processing of digital images and 3D spatial data generation.

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Free Download Agisoft Metashape Professional (formerly Agisoft PhotoScan Professional) for Windows PC.