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Strange visual after using 3dgsconverter #20

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DuVogel87 opened this issue Feb 8, 2025 · 1 comment
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Strange visual after using 3dgsconverter #20

DuVogel87 opened this issue Feb 8, 2025 · 1 comment

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@DuVogel87
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I tried using the 3dgsconverter.

First i convert my .ply file with this '3dgsconverter -i input_3dgs.ply -o output_cc.ply -f cc --rgb'.

I take this output_cc.ply file and open it in cloudcompare. When cloudcompare opens i click "apply". I do some manual cleaning.

I save my file as a new file like 'cloudcompare_changes.ply'

Then i use this code to compile the 'cloudcompare_changes.ply' file back: 3dgsconverter -i cloudcompare_changes.ply -o output_3dgs.ply -f 3dgs

So i follow every step as mentioned.

But when i open my new .ply file in supersplat it looks super weired.

Any idea what i am doing wrong?

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@DuVogel87
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Here is thr solution:

just don't be tempted to 'rotate' / 'scale' the points while in Cloudcompare - it really mucks them up.

Case closed! :-)

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