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I was going to say, only the zoom/scale is adjusted to the point cloud extents, but not the orientation. Have you tried to set your camera once, and then save the 'viewport' as an object? CTRL+V (or Display > Save viewport as object). Then you can save this viewport in a dedicated BIN file, and relo...

Maybe that's a question for the authors, but I believe you can use 3Dmasc with a single cloud?

Oh, and is the scale of the cloud in CloudCompare ok?

Sadly, it's hard to debug such an issue. Have you been able to load the DXF file in another SW? Have you even tried to reload the DXF file in CloudCompare?

Alors tout d'abord, il faut utiliser une version récente. Ensuite, il faut charger le fichier géoréférencé en acceptant le "Global Shift" (et de manière à ce que les coordonnées locales soit < 1000 typiquement. Ensuite il faut que ce nuage géoréférencé soit la "référence" et le n...

Well, the 'unroll' happens about the axis, so changing it will change the result obviously.

Maybe there's an issue with the coordinate system? Hard to say without more information ;)

Yes, it's possible with the Python Runtime.

For now, the only example is the 3DFin plugin by Swansee University (https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... n_(plugin)).

You can look at the code and maybe ask questions to its authors via github: https://github.com/3DFin/3DFin/tree/main

Ah, not at the moment. I believe this idea has already been added to the TODO list. However there too many ideas in this list, and not enough contributors...

More simplified than the Root of the average of square values?

Indeed, I there are a lot of options there, and not a simple way to set them via the command line...