I used Pix4D mapper for uploading drone images taken from a bridge. While all the images look correct in the dataset, images in the software look inverted after the “Initial Analysis.” Even after the analysis, the 3D model looks distorted with gaps in the 3D model.
Can someone please help me how to solve this issue.
Do we have any options for back face culling using Pix4D ? If so, can you please provide me with the required guidance and documentation? This is to create good 3D model of bridge deck on both sides.
Hello. I am planning to try with Pix4D matic. However, I already have pix4D mapper license. How can I convert my license to that software. However, Can I use the pix4D mapper license to login to higher versions? Currently I am using 4.8.4. can I use this license credentials to use 4.10.0 or 4.9.0?
To log in to the latest version available to your license, please follow this procedure:
Ensure you log in with the account used to access PIX4Dmapper and select the organization that holds the license. If only version 4.8.4 appears for download, then you cannot use your license with higher versions.
Regarding the conversion of the PIX4Dmapper license to PIX4Dmatic, please reach out directly to our sales team here:
Make sure to explain your situation and needs, but I also suggest starting with a free 15-day trial.
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