You should add GCP’s before or after step 1. If you want to do it before step one use the basic editor. If you want to add them after step 1 you can do it in raycloud. If you add GCP’s after processing step 2 you will lose the calculated point cloud.
I first choose the coordinate my client was supposed to use to add the GCP with ray cloud…
After adding the point I saw this: a green line that pop out of the screen forever…I m thinking the client didnt give me the correct informations… (btw where can I check the system he gave me to be sure he is correct? for example his coordinate point were: for somewhere in Switzerland…)
As it seemed out of line, I choose arbitrary coordinate point and got this: it seems all my point are correctly placed that way…
I reoptimize and once again… I’ve got that black screen where I cannot click on tie points. This time there are error message…I had already done GCP marking and stuff like that…but I m lost now. Any help would be VERY appreciate. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the help…I m getting nervous as my client is pressing me (i’m trying since wednesday to do that). Sorry but what do you mean by dataset? I went on site, we marked the GCP, he wrote numbers and said he’d send them to me…here they are:
good question…on the drone it’s taken by a mavic so I suppose it’s WGS84.
For his coordinate system he said the CHTRF95. But when I enter his coordinate on internet, it says it’s out of Switzerland. When I use these in pix4D, it’s where I ve that long green line.
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