Apologies once again. I found the solution.
I am a designer, not an engineer. My technical acumen, while growing, is still very small in this space.
I discovered that upon opening the csv and setting the cloud attributes that it was auto-assigning the XYZ coords to the intensity / laser_id / and ...
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- Thu Mar 04, 2021 7:02 pm
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: How Do I Properly Import CSVs?
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- Thu Mar 04, 2021 4:54 pm
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: How Do I Properly Import CSVs?
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Re: How Do I Properly Import CSVs?
Apologies. It looks like every time I attempt to attach a file (within file size limits) it displays a warning "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached."
Here are the first few lines of the csv.
"intensity","laser_id","azimuth","distance_m","adjustedtime","timestamp","vertical_angle ...
Here are the first few lines of the csv.
"intensity","laser_id","azimuth","distance_m","adjustedtime","timestamp","vertical_angle ...
- Thu Mar 04, 2021 1:19 am
- Forum: Questions
- Topic: How Do I Properly Import CSVs?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 6339
How Do I Properly Import CSVs?
Hi everybody,
I'm having issues importing csv files and am pretty sure it's due to an error on my end.
The CSV is an exported frame from a pcap file (see attachment "Exported-Frame"). Whenever I import the csv in question, I get something like (see attachment "CSV-Import).
Specs:
CloudCompare ...
I'm having issues importing csv files and am pretty sure it's due to an error on my end.
The CSV is an exported frame from a pcap file (see attachment "Exported-Frame"). Whenever I import the csv in question, I get something like (see attachment "CSV-Import).
Specs:
CloudCompare ...