Bug with Cloud to Cloud Compare 2.13 alpha

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mbmiller34
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Bug with Cloud to Cloud Compare 2.13 alpha

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I appear to be having an irregular bug with the cloud to cloud comparison option. Doesn't always happen but does enough to make it frustrating. Hopefully the screen shots make sense. I suspect it was similiar to the bug you fixed years ago where the c2c comparison was comparing extremely tiny intervals and was causing it to hang as the number of calculations was too much. Screen shots are from two different crashes.
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Re: Bug with Cloud to Cloud Compare 2.13 alpha

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Do you mean real crashes? Where you see a Windows error dialog? Or just a freeze?
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Re: Bug with Cloud to Cloud Compare 2.13 alpha

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it just hangs. Nothing happens, if i try and click in cloud compare it says program not responding error and then will try and crash out.
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Re: Bug with Cloud to Cloud Compare 2.13 alpha

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I think it's just computing (heavily). You can check that the processor is actually used with the Task manager. Looking at your capture, I see a very high density per cell (2320 points per cell in average) which means that the octree level is probably too low (you can try to re-run the process with a higher octree level (9 or 10). CC tries to find a 'smart' octree level, but it's a complex task that doesn't not work well in some configurations... You can also set a 'max distance' to avoid CC spending too much time computing very large distances for nothing (the farther the points are, the longer it takes).

I would be interested to see a screen capture of the 2 clouds by the way.
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