e57: how to access cartesianInvalidState, isIntensityInvalid, rowIndex, columnIndex
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i'm reading e57 data in chunks, and it works, but how to access those properties for each point?
cartesianInvalidState, isIntensityInvalid, rowIndex, columnIndex
hi @unitycoder ,
all the additional properties are definitely parsed in the low-level e57 code, but it may be possible that currently there is no good way to access them.
I will look into it and either provide example code, or create an updated package which exposes the additional data.
hi @unitycoder,
ok, I will have to actually make some updates to the code and create a new package.
Any chance you could provide an e57 file containing above properties, so I can test?
cheers, stefan
p.s. you can also directly contact me if you can't publicly share the data (stefan@aardvark.graphics)
thanks, maybe this file can be used for testing
https://deac-ams.dl.sourceforge.net/project/e57-3d-imgfmt/E57Example-data/Station018.e57
my goal is to able to determine which point is flagged invalid (i guess those are automatically skipped currently?)
or to access each point row & column, so that i can use correct original point row & column for plotting 360 image (which currently fails, since some points were removed, so the row & column is not in original order)
There is now a working implementation for reading all available e57 point properties.
Before I create a new nuget package I still have to do some more testing and also run some extensive performance/regression tests.
Just pushed an updated package to Nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Aardvark.Data.E57/5.1.25
The new ChunksFull
method returns E57Chunk
which contains all available e57-properties.
@unitycoder, please check out if this works for you.
... ok, pushing 5.1.24 which includes a commit I forgot to merge (Update to FSharp.Core >= 5.0.0)
... and now pushing 5.1.25 which hopefully fixes/completes the commit (@hyazinthh) I previously forgot to merge ... ๐
unlisted 5.1.23 and 5.1.24 from nuget
ok finally tested using Row and Column values, and it works perfectly for my use case, thanks!
i noticed that after upgrading package, had to install this missing lib to project manually: System.Collections.Immutable
ok finally tested using Row and Column values, and it works perfectly for my use case, thanks!
i noticed that after upgrading package, had to install this missing lib to project manually: System.Collections.Immutable
I am happy to hear this!!
The problem with System.Collections.Immutable should be fixed in newer versions (we had some package dependency troubles caused by upgrading various external packages)