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Undet Density toolbar

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[Hide/Show]– Hides / shows point cloud.
[Scan Data] – Opens scan data management settings.
[High Performance] – Optimizes point cloud density settings for higher performance.
[High Visibility] – Optimizes point cloud density settings for higher visibility.
[Density Settings] – Opens manual point cloud density settings.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Scan data management settings
In the Scan data management settings, a user can manage visibility and group scan data files into chunks. Note: Use „Ctrl” and „Shift” for multiple selections from the scan list in order to group Data.

Add group of selected point cloud data file

 

Rename selected file

Remove selected point cloud data file from created group

Check / uncheck to show / hide points from selected scan data file
Enable / disable selected scan station position center symbol

Scan data toolbox | Logic Classes UI

UNDET Logic Classes Tab you can create, edit and assign Logic Classes into different groups, classify View Sections or parts of View Sections by Logic Classes.
Usually if Your project is created from terrestrial laser scanner data it will not have any logical classes created. But if Your project will be created with mobile or LiDAR scanners it might have Logical Classes classified. Undet will recognize them and You will be able to manage them directly from Logical Classes tab.

[Add Class] – Creates new empty Logic Class
[Remove] – Removes selected Group from the List.  Program removes only Group, but not Data Files, assigned to it. After deleting Group, Data Files remain in the List.
[Classify] – Moves active View Section points to defined Logic Class. You can create new Logic Class or choose existing one from the launched dialog list.
[Merge] – Merges selected Logic Classes to the first Class of selected items. Select several Logic Classes with Shift button and merge them into one Logic Class.
Right-click menu

Add Group Creates a new group or merges selected Logical Classes to new group.
Quick tip: You can select multiple files at once by holding Ctrl or Shift button.
Rename Rename any Logic Class in the List
Remove Removes selected Group from the List.  Program removes only Group, but not Data Files, assigned to it. After deleting Group, Data Files remain in the List.
New Class Creates new empty Logic Class
Merge Selected Classes Merges selected Logic Classes to the first Class of selected items. Select several Logic Classes with Shift button and merge them into one Logic Class.
Move Section Moves and changes selected record position inside the Group on the Logical Classes List.

Logic Classes List shows and helps to manage all created Logic Classes.

  • To create New Class in the List right click on any created Logic Class and choose New Class command from the context menu.
  • To move Active View Section or cropped part of Active View Section to specified Logic Class right click on selected Logic Class and choose Classify command from the context menu.
  • To assign created Logic Classes into Group select Classes you want to assign (use Shift or Ctrl buttons to select multiple Classes) and choose Add Group command from the context menu.
  • To rename any Logic Class in the List double click on its name or right click on it, choose Rename command from the context menu and type the new name.
  • To remove any Logic Class from the List right click on it and choose Remove command from the context menu.
  • Check Tick-Mark in column next to corresponding Logic Class’ name if you want this Class to be visible in the drawing.

Optimized higher performance / higher-visibility settings

These commands are preserved with pre-set settings for faster control and can be edited manually in the point cloud density settings:

Example:

Point cloud density settings after clicking:

 

Optimizes point cloud density settings for higher performance

Point cloud density settings after clicking:

 

Optimizes point cloud density settings for higher visibility

Manual control of point cloud density

Undet loads all points in the Clipping Box when the point count inside the clipping box is less than the maximum point count. The maximum point count can be set manually in the Undet Density toolbar according to your system hardware parameters. If your clipping box is too big to load all points you will only see the preview points. Once the Clipping box is smaller Undet switches to All points automatically.

Undet loads all points in the Clipping Box when the point count inside the clipping box is less than the threshold defined in the Density Settings dialog. If your clipping box is too big to load all points you will only see the preview points. Once the Clipping Box is smaller, Undet switches to All points automatically.

Open the Density Settings dialog by clicking [Density Settings] in the Undet Density toolbar.

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Preview points density

The colour slider (green → red) controls the density of preview points displayed when the full point count exceeds the threshold.

  • Moving the slider towards green (left) — fewer preview points are shown, navigation is faster.
  • Moving the slider towards red (right) — more preview points are shown, more detail is visible.

Density slider: controls the density of preview points.

Full Points slider: controls the maximum point count in the Clipping Box.

Advanced settings

Threshold to load full density:

16M 32M 48M 64M Custom


Controls the maximum number of points that can be loaded at full density inside the active Clipping Box. When the point count inside the Clipping Box is below this threshold, Undet loads all points. When it exceeds the threshold, only preview points are shown.

  • Select a preset button (16M, 32M, 48M, 64M) — the currently active preset is shown in bold.
  • Select Custom to enter a manual value suited to your hardware.

Max visible preview point count:

16M 32M 48M 64M Custom


Controls the maximum number of preview points rendered in the viewport when the Clipping Box exceeds the full-density threshold.

  • Select a preset button (16M, 32M, 48M, 64M) — the currently active preset is shown in bold.
  • Select Custom to enter a manual value.

 

Watch a video below that shows more about Undet Density settings and clipping box tools.

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