I am trying to import .p4d files into PIX4Dmapper and no matter what I try I keep getting the same message “The project could not be imported because the corresponding results folder (/Users/xxxxxx/Project 00001) is missing or unreadable.
Place the “Project 00001.p4d” file beside the results folder and try again.”
May I ask by import do you mean opening a .p4d file?
If it does not work by opening a project in the PIX4Dmapper, you may also go to the folder where you have the file and click on the .p4d folder to open the project.
If this does not help, would you mind providing some screenshots of the error message? Thank you in advance!
I have tried opening the project in multiple ways, there is no issue either when I open the project in textedit.
Please see the attached screenshot of the error.
I have tried opening the file, importing it, dragging it onto the home screen, and I get the same error every time. I have restarted, redownloaded too.
I haven’t had this issue previously on other operating systems using other accounts.
Please could you send us a screenshot of the PIX4Dmapper project folder structure?
I am referring to what is described in the following article: Project Folder Structure
Please, if you can, set your Finder Windows as column view, that would be great. See the follow screenshot for reference:
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