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--- tutorials:pointcloud-io [2024/11/13 11:20] – [As array] gaetan
+++ tutorials:pointcloud-io [2024/12/06 12:09] (current) – [As array] gaetan
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 <code java>
-import de.grogra.pointcloud.groimp.PointCloud;
 [pc:PointCloud ::> println(pc.getCloud()); ]
 [pc:PointCloud ::> println(pc.getCloud().pointsToFloat()); ]
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 The given example import a XYZ file, which only contains Points. So the graph created is of the structure:
-{{:groimp-platform:graph2d_pcgraph_point.png?400|}}
+{{:tutorials:graph2d_pcgraph_point.png?400|}}
-If you import a PLY file that include both Vertexes and Faces (and/or Lines), GroIMP will create two (or three) point cloud nodes, one per type of object to import from the PLY file.
+If you import a PLY file that include both vertices and Faces (and/or Lines), GroIMP will create two (or three) point cloud nodes, one per type of object to import from the PLY file.
 Each of these point cloud nodes are added under a //CollectionCloud// node:
-{{:groimp-platform:graph2d_pcgraph_meshes.png?400|}}
+{{:tutorials:graph2d_pcgraph_meshes.png?400|}}
-This very simple example of a PLY file with 3 vertexes and one face show that the face is imported as a LeafMeshImpl (which extends MeshNode - the default mesh node of GroIMP). The LeafMesh is linked to the points that defines it by //Refinement Edges//.
+This very simple example of a PLY file with 3 vertices and one face show that the face is imported as a LeafMeshImpl (which extends MeshNode - the default mesh node of GroIMP). The LeafMesh is linked to the points that defines it by //Refinement Edges//.
 Similarly to the point cloud as array, the cloud nodes can be accessed with RGG commands:
 <code java>
-import de.grogra.pointcloud.groimp.PointCloud;
 [pc:PointCloud ::> println(pc.getCloud()); ] // print the CloudGraph node for each point cloud (2 here)
 [pc:PointCloud ::> println(pc.getCloud().pointsToFloat()); ] // print the float array representation of all nodes (in this example it print two float array that contains the same values