Hello,
We are using the cloud to cloud comparison tool on meshes, with each mesh representing 1 observation. All the meshes are stored in a folder and named with a unique ID. We were loading them in manually and running the tool and everything is working well. (thanks!!)
We would like to generate a vector of distances for all unique pairwise comparisons and have that process automatically rather than manually. Is it possible? How could we go about that? I unfortunately don't code Matlab or Python.
Batch process mesh to mesh comparison
Re: Batch process mesh to mesh comparison
Are you really using the C2C tool? Not the C2M one? (in which case, you only compute the distance between the vertices of one mesh to the vertices of the other mesh, not to its 'surface').
Anyway, you could try to create a 'command line' script (hopefully easier than coding in Python). At least you can easily load 2 meshes, compute the distances and export the result to a .bin file for instance, or extract the vertices on the 'compared' mesh and export them as an ASCII file (to easily read the output distances).
It's not 100% clear to me on what the output 'vector' you are looking to assemble is.
Anyway, you could try to create a 'command line' script (hopefully easier than coding in Python). At least you can easily load 2 meshes, compute the distances and export the result to a .bin file for instance, or extract the vertices on the 'compared' mesh and export them as an ASCII file (to easily read the output distances).
It's not 100% clear to me on what the output 'vector' you are looking to assemble is.
Daniel, CloudCompare admin