Work area
The work area is the primary Purepoint visualisation window. The following data is displayed in three planes (X, Y, and Z - 3D):
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Points, see "Points"
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Tracks, see "Tracks"
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Objects, see "Objects"
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Play-head |
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Frame and points count |
As a point of reference a grid is displayed. When you left-click the mouse a Geodesic ring is displayed.
Tip
The grid is always displayed on zero elevation.
| ► | For more information on mouse-click actions, see "Purepoint overview". |
Frame player
The frame player is the primary tool to play back and record point-cloud frames. Click and drag the play-head to preview the data.
From the frame player you can create and edit new frames. For more information, see "TOOLS tab".
Information
The frame player is only visible on a Frame Set layer. For more information on Frame Set layers, see "Frame Set layer".
Action buttons
Frame player action buttons allow you to carry out the following actions:
Records and saves a snapshot or video of the point-cloud data
Play point-cloud data
Pause playback
Returns the play-head to the start of the point-cloud frame
| ► | For more information on recording snapshots, see "Record". |
Geo-reference data
Geo-reference data provides the following information:
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Latitude and longitude of the surveyed area
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Height
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The height difference (delta) between the first and last recorded heights
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Date and time of recording
Information
Date and time are not relative to the location and orientation.
Tip
When a map URL is specified in the project settings, you can click on the geo-reference data to view a Google Maps aerial view of the surveyed area.
For more information, see "General".
Lock to selection button
locks the play-head so it cannot move beyond the selection.
unlocks the play-head.
Information
This function is only available if Start and End selection have been set. For more information, see "Frames menu".
Frame and points count
The following information is displayed:
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Frame number
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Number of points displayed per frame