So, I am learning Python to create a plugin for Cloud Compare. I am trying to convert a lidar trajectory file into a path that can be used to create new viewports. At each idea, I keep running into "issues" with the python example files not executing.
For example, in the viewport example [CloudCompare-PythonRuntime/script_examples/viewport.py] the program errors with the message
import pycc
import cccorelib
CC = pycc.GetInstance()
pc = CC.getSelectedEntities()[0]
bbMin, bbMax = cccorelib.CCVector3(), cccorelib.CCVector3()
pc.getBoundingBox(bbMin, bbMax)
center = (bbMax - bbMin) / 2
center = cccorelib.CCVector3d(*center)
vp = pycc.ccViewportParameters()
vp.setCameraCenter(center, False)
vp.setFocalDistance(150)
glWindow = pc.getDisplay()
glWindow.setViewportParameters(vp) #error there is no 'setViewportParameters'
glWindow.redraw()
"AttributeError: 'pycc.ccGenericGLDisplay' object has no attribute 'setViewPortParameters'
At:
<string>(19):<module>"
So, while I know this is an error with the example code, my lack of python experience is hindering my ability to "fix" it. Am I doing something wrong or is there no 'setViewportParameters' in the pycc import?
My idea is to have a small trajectory file with about 60 points. At each point along the trajectory, I would like the program create a TLC/GBL as that is the viewpoint I want. Looking through the python API, it seems you cannot create a ccGBLSensor point with the python api. Or if you can, I am surely doing it wrong. So I started looking at using the viewport and creating that view and then inserting/creating a viewport object that could be combined into an animation.
Thank you for your hard work!
So, I am learning Python to create a plugin for Cloud Compare. I am trying to convert a lidar trajectory file into a path that can be used to create new viewports. At each idea, I keep running into "issues" with the python example files not executing.
For example, in the viewport example [CloudCompare-PythonRuntime/script_examples/viewport.py] the program errors with the message
So, while I know this is an error with the example code, my lack of python experience is hindering my ability to "fix" it. Am I doing something wrong or is there no 'setViewportParameters' in the pycc import?
My idea is to have a small trajectory file with about 60 points. At each point along the trajectory, I would like the program create a TLC/GBL as that is the viewpoint I want. Looking through the python API, it seems you cannot create a ccGBLSensor point with the python api. Or if you can, I am surely doing it wrong. So I started looking at using the viewport and creating that view and then inserting/creating a viewport object that could be combined into an animation.
Thank you for your hard work!