Thank you for your answer daniel.
For future reference, here is the workaround I come up with. ".obj" files are in a human-readable format. I read the .obj with a python script, write each sub-mesh into their own .obj file, and use the command in the previous post to sample from them. Anyways, I ...
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sampling points from sub-meshes in command line mode
Hello!
I am trying to sample points on a mesh using command line mode. I can achieve that by using:
CloudCompare -O object.obj -SAMPLE_MESH POINTS 2048
However, object.obj consists of sub-meshes. The point cloud created by the command above does not contain the information of which points ...
I am trying to sample points on a mesh using command line mode. I can achieve that by using:
CloudCompare -O object.obj -SAMPLE_MESH POINTS 2048
However, object.obj consists of sub-meshes. The point cloud created by the command above does not contain the information of which points ...