This command calculates a color map to show the deviations between two objects.
Select the two objects to inspect and launch the command.
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The first selected object is the reference object.
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The second selected object is the measured object that will be projected on the reference.
The Points here are the measured objects for the inspection.
List of reference objects available
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Mesh
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CAD Surface
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Surfacic Geometry
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BIM Object
Description of the command
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The dialog box asks which object should be colored. In the case Point vs Cloud, you can only colored the measured points, refer to vs Cloud.
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Custom resolution: Only available if colors are applied on an object other than a cloud. This option allows to choose the resolution of the inspection. This option is mandatory when comparing to a BIM object.
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Force projection direction: If you choose not to force the direction, the software will search the closest point in 3D, else you have to enter a direction for the inspection.
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Both sides: Only available if the direction is forced.
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Max distance: Enter the threshold distance over which the points are considered as too far away. These points will not be used for the color map. A default value can be computed with the Restore default value button.
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Keep only relevant points: This option allows to ignore points whose projections are on the free edges. Only available if the reference object is an opened surface.
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Detailed report: This option makes available a table, called Inspected points table, which can be added to the report template. Only available if the number of points is lower than 5001.
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Validate the command with OK, or, close the dialog box with Cancel.
Once the color mapping is computed, a special object is created with distance and color information. You can edit the colors by clicking on Edit color. The command Edit Colors is launched.
Note
With a high Custom resolution, the size of the resulting inspection can dramatically increase.