1. Creating a new project
1. Creating a project using the default methods.
The following command creates a new project (-n) without launching the GUI (-c) using images from the image directory.
pix4dmapper -c -n --image-dir <path_to_project_images> <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
This command should cause a command console or terminal console to create a .p4d file and project file structure in the folder indicated by <path to desired project directory>
2. Creating a project using a template
pix4dmapper -c -n --image-dir <path_to_project_images> --template <template_arg> <path_to desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
Template <arg> can be:
<template_name>: Use --template-list to display the list of pre-defined templates.
<template_file>: Path to a custom template .tmpl file. The custom template file can be generated either by using the user interface or by manually creating the file: How to create a Processing Options Template .tmpl File.
2. Starting the processing
1. Run all processing stepspix4dmapper -r -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
pix4dmapper -i -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
pix4dmapper -d -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
pix4dmapper -o -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
pix4dmapper -i -d -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
pix4dmapper -i -o -c <path_to_desired_project_directory/projectname.p4d>
For a full listing of commands, use pix4dmapper -h or see this article: How to use the command line.
Going Forward
Look into more advanced features of the command line here: How to use the command line
Check out how to install Pix4Dengine Server on AWS EC2: How to use Pix4Dmapper on the Cloud with Amazon AWS EC2 Services
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