When I applied Poisson Surface Reconstruction, the surface are created even where there is no point.
The black area shows point clouds.
Why are surfaces created even where there is no point cloud?
Why the surface converges to a rounded shape?
Could you recommend an article or where should I get the theoretical guide?
Why are surfaces created even where there is no point cloud?
Why are surfaces created even where there is no point cloud?
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Re: Why are surfaces created even where there is no point cloud?
Yes, the Poisson Surface Reconstruction algorithm creates a closed and continuous surface by default.
But there's a way to clean that afterwards: see the documentation: https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... n_(plugin) (especially the "Using the output density" section).
But there's a way to clean that afterwards: see the documentation: https://www.cloudcompare.org/doc/wiki/i ... n_(plugin) (especially the "Using the output density" section).
Daniel, CloudCompare admin