The Color-based selections in PIX4Dsurvey allow for an easy selection of objects and other features based on their color. The Road selection is more specific for road surfaces and thus has tailored parameters for these features.
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Color selection
The Color selection tool selects points based on color, color tolerance, and radius.
Using the Color selection tool, all the blue points are selected.
To use the tool:
- Select the Color selection tool [1].
- Click on a point in the dense point cloud.
- Adjust the Tolerance [2]:
- A lower Tolerance value narrows down the colors for selection. Only points that have a similar color as the selected point are detected.
- A higher Tolerance value extends the color range included in the final selection.
- Adjust the Radius [3]. It represents the maximum distance from the clicked point.
- Once satisfied with the selection, right-click in the 3D view [4] to:
- Delete points, or
- Assign points to the desired class.
- It is also possible to assign points to the desired class by selecting the class from the toolbar [5] and clicking on Apply [6]
The selected points (pink) can be either deleted or assigned to the desired class.
Road selection
The Road selection tool selects points based on their color, color tolerance, elevation, and continuity.
To use the tool:
- Select the Road selection tool [1].
- Click on a road in the dense point cloud.
- Adjust the Tolerance [2]:
- A lower Tolerance value narrows down the colors for selection. Only points that have a similar color than the selected point are detected.
- A higher Tolerance value extends the color range included in the final selection.
- Once satisfied with the selection, right-click in the 3D view [3] to:
- Delete points, or
- Assign points to the desired class.
- It is also possible to assign points to the desired class by selecting the class from the toolbar [4] and clicking on Apply [5]
The selected points (pink) can be either deleted or assigned to the desired class.
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