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Well, personnaly, I execute it from the CC Repertory. I think this is where your problem is coming from.

Isn't it what you are looking for?

You're right Daniel, I made a quick report yesterday cause I was kinda in a hurry. Now some more detailed images https://s32.postimg.org/i14y9ta4l/Montage1.png https://s32.postimg.org/v6kgfx405/Montage2.png https://s32.postimg.org/6rgtsluh1/Montage3.png First about the condition those scans were mad...

Here is the result of the project I was talking about https://s31.postimg.org/sj6o7oqkb/2016_08_01_13_59_51_Autodesk_Re_Cap.png As you can see, some points have "funny" color because Cyclone couldn't give it a true color, so it gives a "pastel" color which is higly enhanced by yo...

Ok, you couldn't make it any clearer xD Thanks

Nothing as great as yours for now, probably cause the scans I use are already well colored enough. But I might be running a new test this afternoon on a cloud with darker parts. Will post if the results are interesting. Question for Daniel: in order to automate the process, is there a way to get the...

Ok thanks, I just missed the last step!

Ok so I guessed it all by myself correctly, although I don't understand how it doesn't "flatten" your color scale at the end. My point clouds look way darker!

Do you already have a workflow to share for this first part in CC?

Simple answer: no it does not :) But for planes I used to compute normals then Dip/Dip directions to separates vertical plans from horizontal ones ;)