Everything worked until I opened the CSV file in excel. The excel doesn't separate the columns into XYZ but mixes all the numbers together(was correct in Qgis)
Hey! I really like your tutorial- thank you! It helped me a lot! I managed to import my pointcloud in rhino but i have 4 columns of points in z- direction. i think it is like you had one column. but when i 2d-scale it my pointcloud doesn't get better. do you know what i can do? thx!
Everything worked until I opened the CSV file in excel. The excel doesn't separate the columns into XYZ but mixes all the numbers together(was correct in Qgis) - please heeeeeelp me :)
Hi, what if we are using milimeters instead of feet? Because when I scale2d, nothing changes in my model, I still see it as a vertical line instead of the terrain?
That's great. I did try to import heights through height field but that gives me only 256 levels . I did not try this point cloud import yet, but it seems to me that the accuracy can be much higher. Is that correct?
The amazigness of this video (and this serie of videos!) is beyond words. Thank you very much dude!
Everything worked until I opened the CSV file in excel. The excel doesn't separate the columns into XYZ but mixes all the numbers together(was correct in Qgis)
I have the same problem
@@Alexjihaa1985 hey, I had the same problem but found a work around to save it as a MS office excel file first and then a .csv from excel
really really helpful! save my day! :)
Hi, this tutorial is amazing. I created my mesh, but it is spikey all over, anything I can do to set this right?
Hey! I really like your tutorial- thank you! It helped me a lot! I managed to import my pointcloud in rhino but i have 4 columns of points in z- direction. i think it is like you had one column. but when i 2d-scale it my pointcloud doesn't get better. do you know what i can do? thx!
Everything worked until I opened the CSV file in excel. The excel doesn't separate the columns into XYZ but mixes all the numbers together(was correct in Qgis) - please heeeeeelp me :)
My X and Y points when exported into EXCEL stayed as the same number even they are different in QGIS. How do I fix this?
Hi, what if we are using milimeters instead of feet? Because when I scale2d, nothing changes in my model, I still see it as a vertical line instead of the terrain?
That's great. I did try to import heights through height field but that gives me only 256 levels . I did not try this point cloud import yet, but it seems to me that the accuracy can be much higher. Is that correct?
really fascinating, thanks a lot is there a fourth part of the video?
Following until scale 2d, just unclear on which points are selected. Otherwise really getting a lot out of this thanks!
i need "4/4 Creating Rhino Terrain: From QGIS to a Rhino Surface"
endorsing this, qgis to rhino content in general much appreciated