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	The ''Alignment'' tool is a versatile feature that enables users to precisely position and orient point clouds, facilitating the accurate layering of multiple point clouds in conjunction.		The ''Alignment'' tool is a versatile feature that enables users to precisely position and orient point clouds, facilitating the accurate layering of multiple point clouds in conjunction.

	=== ~~How to use the~~ Alignment tool? ===		=== Alignment tool application ===
	'''Step 1: Source Selection'''		'''Step 1: Source Selection'''

Admin at 03:30, 24 April 2024

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	* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)		* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)
	* Click ''“Next”'' or click on ''"Align"'' to proceed with the next step		* Click ''“Next”'' or click on ''"Align"'' to proceed with the next step
			[[File:InUworld-Alignment Tool highlighted.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
			[[File:InUworld-Alignment Tool Source Selection highlighted.jpg\|none\|thumb]]


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	* Proceed to the ''Analysis section'' by clicking on ''"Next"'' or selecting ''"Analysis”''		* Proceed to the ''Analysis section'' by clicking on ''"Next"'' or selecting ''"Analysis”''
			[[File:InUworld-Alignment Tool Align highlighted smaller.jpg\|none\|thumb]]


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	* To complete the alignment, click ''"Save"'' or alternatively, use the t''rash bin'' icon to delete the entire alignment		* To complete the alignment, click ''"Save"'' or alternatively, use the t''rash bin'' icon to delete the entire alignment
			[[File:InUworld-Alignment Tool Analysis highlighted.jpg\|none\|thumb]]

Admin at 10:16, 4 March 2024

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	The ''Alignment mode'' serves to align the point clouds either on the horizontal plane or on the vertical plane.		The ''Alignment mode'' serves to align the point clouds either on the horizontal plane or on the vertical plane.

	* Horizontal Plane; Top view/ ~~Plan~~ view alignment		* Horizontal Plane; Top view/ plan view alignment
	* Vertical Plane; Front view / elevation view alignment		* Vertical Plane; Front view / elevation view alignment

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	* Click on the ''wrench icon'' to access the ''alignment tool''		* Click on the ''wrench icon'' to access the ''alignment tool''
	* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)		* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)
	* Click ''“Next”''		* Click ''“Next”'' or click on ''"Align"'' to proceed with the next step

Admin at 09:49, 4 March 2024

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	=== What is the Alignment ~~Tool~~? ===		=== What is the Alignment tool? ===
			The ''Alignment'' tool is a versatile feature that enables users to precisely position and orient point clouds, facilitating the accurate layering of multiple point clouds in conjunction.

	=== How to use the Alignment? ===		=== How to use the Alignment tool? ===
	'''Step 1: Source Selection'''		'''Step 1: Source Selection'''

Admin at 09:40, 4 March 2024

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	'''Step 1: Source Selection'''		'''Step 1: Source Selection'''

	* Click on the ''wrench icon'' to access the alignment tool		* Click on the ''wrench icon'' to access the ''alignment tool''
	* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)		* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)
	* Click ''“Next”''		* Click ''“Next”''

Admin at 09:38, 4 March 2024

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	=== ~~Whats~~ the Alignment Tool? ===		=== What is the Alignment Tool? ===

	=== How to use the Alignment? ===		=== How to use the Alignment? ===
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	* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)		* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)
	* Click ''“Next”''		* Click ''“Next”''



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	* Move artifacts to visible area; applicable when the point cloud is not georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is irrelevant		* Move artifacts to visible area; applicable when the point cloud is not georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is irrelevant
	* Move camera to artifacts; when the point cloud is georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is relevant		* Move camera to artifacts; when the point cloud is georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is relevant



	'''Navigation to align the point clouds:'''		'''Navigation to align the point clouds:'''

			Use ''Cutaway View'' to eliminate points from the displayed area, enhancing precision and providing a clearer floor plan view.

			* Click on the ''"Cutaway View"'' icon in the top right corner
			* Click ''Scroll-Wheel'' ''and move mouse up and down'': eliminate points from top
			* ''STRG (CTRL) + Click the scroll-wheel'' ''and move mouse up and down''; eliminating points from bottom


	Horizontal Plane + Top View		Horizontal Plane + Top View
			* ''Left-click and drag the mouse up and down''; rotate around its center, marked by the crosshair.
			* ''Right-click and move mouse''; shift the entire point cloud to the desired location
			* ''Scroll-Wheel''; to zoom in and out
			* ''STRG (CTRL) + right-click''; to navigate around in the plane
			* Utilize the ''arrow keys'' on your keyboard for precise and incremental movements, especially when requiring small adjustments

	* Left click and move mouse up and down; Rotate around its center, marked by the crosshair.
	* Right-click and move mouse; Shift the entire point cloud to the desired location
	* Scroll-Wheel: To zoom in and out
	* STRG + right-click; To navigate around in the plane
	* Utilize the arrow keys on your keyboard for precise and incremental movements, especially when requiring small adjustments

			Vertical Plane + Front View:

	~~Vertical Plane + Front View~~:		* ''Left-click and move mouse up and down'': to horizontally rotate the point cloud, center is indicated by the ''crosshair''
			* ''Right-click and move mouse up and down''; to vertically move point cloud up and down

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	'''Step 3: Analysis'''		'''Step 3: Analysis'''

	This section functions as a tool for comparing alignment steps and for undoing and redoing actions		This section functions as a tool for comparing alignment steps and for undoing and redoing actions.

	* To complete the alignment, click ''"Save"'' or alternatively, use the t''rash bin'' icon to delete the entire alignment		* To complete the alignment, click ''"Save"'' or alternatively, use the t''rash bin'' icon to delete the entire alignment

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	=== How to use the Alignment? ===		=== How to use the Alignment? ===
			'''Step 1: Source Selection'''

			* Click on the ''wrench icon'' to access the alignment tool
			* Select one or multiple point clouds you wish to align (choose a primary point cloud, either dedicated or georeferenced, to serve as the anchor for aligning all other point clouds)
			* Click ''“Next”''


			'''Step 2: Align'''

			The ''Alignment mode'' serves to align the point clouds either on the horizontal plane or on the vertical plane.

			* Horizontal Plane; Top view/ Plan view alignment
			* Vertical Plane; Front view / elevation view alignment


			The ''Camera Control mode'' facilitates viewing from various angles and perspectives.

			* Top View
			* Front View
			* Bottom View
			* Rotate 90° to the left
			* Rotate 90° to the right
			* Move artifacts to visible area; applicable when the point cloud is not georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is irrelevant
			* Move camera to artifacts; when the point cloud is georeferenced, and the specific location of the point cloud is relevant


			'''Navigation to align the point clouds:'''

			Horizontal Plane + Top View

			* Left click and move mouse up and down; Rotate around its center, marked by the crosshair.
			* Right-click and move mouse; Shift the entire point cloud to the desired location
			* Scroll-Wheel: To zoom in and out
			* STRG + right-click; To navigate around in the plane
			* Utilize the arrow keys on your keyboard for precise and incremental movements, especially when requiring small adjustments


			Vertical Plane + Front View:

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			* Proceed to the ''Analysis section'' by clicking on ''"Next"'' or selecting ''"Analysis”''


			'''Step 3: Analysis'''

			This section functions as a tool for comparing alignment steps and for undoing and redoing actions

			* To complete the alignment, click ''"Save"'' or alternatively, use the t''rash bin'' icon to delete the entire alignment

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