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Overview
Large point clouds often contain surrounding context, temporary objects, neighboring buildings, or scan noise that is useful in some situations but distracting in others. Clipping sections provide a fast way to reduce this visual complexity. They are especiall...
Creating Clipping Regions
Qbitec provides three drawing tools for creating clipping sections: Fence, Window, and Circle. The best choice depends on the shape of the area you want to keep or remove. During creation, view navigation such as zoom, pan, and orbit is temporarily disabled u...
Managing, Saving & Combining Regions
The Qbitec tab contains the following button to manage clipped regions and combine them: This dialog is the central place for switching between saved regions, restoring the full point cloud, saving the current clipping result, combining regions, and deletin...
Statistical Analyses and Histograms
Based on the current selection and the current color map you can run statistical analyses and generate histograms that can either be shown in the color legend side panel or exported to a sheet. Depending on the type of color map, different histograms and stat...
Showing and Exporting Legends
Legends provide explanations of the currently active color map. For continuous color maps (as used by the deviation analysis) they show the entire map together with their respective values at equal distances. For discrete color maps (as used in the tolerance c...