¿QUE HA PASADO CON LA UNIÓN DE NUBES DE PUNTOS QUE SE RESOLVÍA AÑADIENDO MTP EN VUELOS A DIFERENTE ALTURA? AHORA NO PUEDO UNIR DOS NUBES CON LOS MTP, AL MARCAR EL CIRCULO MAGENTA AHORA YA NO LOS TOMA EN CUENTA, CÓMO SE RESUELVE ESTO AHORA? HAY QUE PROCESAR POR SEPARADO LOS VUELOS Y UNIRLOS DESPUÉS, QUÉ Recomiendan AL RESPECTO?
@Alfonso: if there are several layers in the reconstruction: adding MTPs would be a solution, where the points should be marked in images from both layers. If this does not work anymore, I would use the merging procedure as described here:Â https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/202558529Â
Then, the MTPs will be marked in each subproject and will be recognized when merging the two projects.
Alfonso, hopefully Google translated this good enough for me. Â I use just 3 tie points to bring sub-projects together as I find that much easier than using dozens and dozens of tie points to bring different blocks together in one project. Â I highly recommend using sub-projects with identically named tie points.
@Alfonso: I agree that it might look like more work to do the merging procedure, but actually the processing should be faster for step 1 if you do them separately. Then, as @Adam said, if you add just a few MTPs in each subproject it is not that much more work than marking them in the single project with several blocks. In any case, I will pass on your feedback regarding the new marks not being taken into account.Â
@Erik Petersen: I haven’t heard of a problem so far. Can you create a new post about your issue in the “Processing” topic? Please add screenshots and more explanations on what is not working in the new post, so that it is easier to reproduce. Thanks!
From now on, please post any feedback in the Product feedback topic. If you have a technical question, feel free to add a new post in the Processing topic. I will close this post
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