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I don't think it is displayed anywhere currently... so for now you would need to copy the x,y,z translation from the transformation history and the normal values from the plane properties window planeInfo.JPG and then take those values into an online calculator like www.symbolab.com/solver/vector-do...

here is the code we use to get the plane equation const PointCoordinateType* ccPlane::getEquation() { CCVector3 N = getNormal(); m_PlaneEquation[0] = N.x; m_PlaneEquation[1] = N.y; m_PlaneEquation[2] = N.z; m_PlaneEquation[3] = getCenter().dot(N); //a point on the plane dot the plane normal return m...

Well if you know the coordinate system you could export the coordinate to SF and then filter by SF value

So you will want to experiment with the research settings tab for ICP ICPResearch.JPG If you already have the tops near aligned and know what axis they are on you can restrict translation along that axis, like if the circle you want lined up is in the XY plane you could turn of the Z translation. An...

we would need a lot more context to help track down the exception, what your showing has a risk that it would try to use an invalid picking hub since your valid picking hub check doesn't bail out of the function early.

but beyond that, we need information.

This is because C2C will measure to each nearest point pair meaning the two points will both measure against the same 1 point that is near by (as opposed to the one that is 3" away)

You can use the Colorimetric Segmenter/Filter RGB plugin to do this have the First and second RGB values 250 and 255 respectively and then use the exclude point option.

Set the CMAKE variable E57_BUILD_SHARED to false, to use the .Lib instead of .DLL

That means the file your trying to load either came from someone who compiled 2.12 on Mac, Windows, Linux, or downloaded the alpha prebuilt binary on windows. depending on how complex the file is you could possibly open the file in 2.12 and then save as another file type to open on the 2.11 Mac. I a...

Look at the console inside of CloudCompare scroll up to where it loads plugins, if CC says that the plugin does not appear to be a valid plugin, usually that means that you are missing a dependency. Dependencies will go into the C:\myfolderpath\CloudCompare directory rather than the plugins sub folder