Cloud Compare 1: Point Cloud visualisation

This video shows how to open a .LAS file and how to visualise and colour point clouds based on different attributes (i.e. Point classification, intensity, etc), how to export a scalar field as RGB, and how to export 'z' coordinates as a scalar field representing the height of each point. These can be coloured accordingly and displayed as a Toogle Scale bar.
This video was created as part of the Remote Learning Pathway activities for students of LARCH7031 - Extreme Territories Studio - School of Architecture and Built Environment. Univeristy of Adelaide: More info: bartesaghikoc....
Acknowledgements: The data used in this video was derived from LiDAR point clouds kindly provided by Aerometrex for teaching purposes.

[@RashaAdel-n5w]

Can you please send the points file that you are working on in the video?

[@MountEverestMetaverse]

why does everyone press yes to lower points in las file to import into cloudcompare? what if i want all of the points? isnt it taking away from the quality of my scan?

[@OwenIverson]

I eliminate points when I bring a cloud into CAD. I don't need all the points (esp across the surface of planes) and it just makes things heavier. All I really care about are edges so I can trace them into vector line work.

[@castrejoncasquinronald8481]

friend and how I classify the points I thank you for the answer?

[@CarlosBartesaghiKoc]

Usually using Globe mapper but there are many other ways

[@TheCertifiedman]

@@CarlosBartesaghiKoc which other ways? can you please point them out?