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laszlonagy wrote:I am interested in how to make a Mesh from those imported points.
Then you could import that 1000 point XYZ file into ARCHICAD and make a Mesh out of it.
2016-02-19 01:11 PM
2016-02-19 01:53 PM
nedostizni wrote:This is an article I wrote awhile ago, but still should re relevant: Creating a mesh from a txt file.
I am interested in how to make a Mesh from those imported points.
2016-02-19 05:56 PM
2016-02-20 03:39 PM
nedostizni wrote:No, this will work for any polygonal shape, but I think ArchiCAD finds the boundary then adds the other points to the interior (might not work correctly for an "S" type shape).
@David: is your article made for rectangular (at least rectangular in 2d view) meshes only?
nedostizni wrote:Understandable. This thread has a link to software that can reduce the number of points: Point cloud - Too many points.
It's almost impossible to name which X, Y, Z coordinate coresponds to which point in a point cloud with randomly arranged points.
nedostizni wrote:Thanks, shows you have the Place Mesh but not the Point Cloud import features.
I edited my PC configuration in my profile.
2016-02-20 07:58 PM
David wrote:nedostizni wrote:Understandable. This thread has a link to software that can reduce the number of points: Point cloud - Too many points.
It's almost impossible to name which X, Y, Z coordinate coresponds to which point in a point cloud with randomly arranged points.
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No, this will work for any polygonal shape, but I think ArchiCAD finds the boundary then adds the other points to the interior (might not work correctly for an "S" type shape).