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Z+F

Prevu3D supports the following scanners from Z+F:

  • Z+F Imager 5010C

  • Z+F Imager 5010X

  • Z+F Imager 5016

  • Z+F FlexScan 22

Examples of Z+F software for processing:

Data Processing

Section titled “Data Processing”

Terrestrial Scanner

Section titled “Terrestrial Scanner”

Export Settings

Section titled “Export Settings”

In order to process Z+F Terrestrial Scanner dataset inside Prevu3D, we require the following files:

  • Structured E57 (Pictures are optional)

Step 1: Export Panorama Images:

  • From the main bar, select Color > Export high resolution panoramas…#

  • Export options:

    • Select Choose from list

    • Image type jpg

    • Resolution high (width=10000)

  • Then select OK

Step 2: Export E57

  • From the export project items menu, select all the items you wish to export:

  • In the Format settings tab, select the following settings:

  • Add panorama images

  • Enter your file name and file path, then select Export

  • Once exported, you will be able to upload your e57 files inside Prevu3D by following the upload workflow.

SLAM Scanner (FlexScan)

Section titled “SLAM Scanner (FlexScan)”

Export Settings

Section titled “Export Settings”

In order to process Z+F SLAM Scanner (FlexScan) dataset inside Prevu3D, we require the following files:

  • Pointcloud (.LAS)

  • Trajectory (.txt)

  • [Optional] Pictures

  • [Optional] Pictures Information

Step 1: Define export settings

  • Select the “Settings…”

  • [Optional] Panoramas : Enabled

  • Select the Format: las

  • [Required] Track : Enabled

Step 2: Access the data

Following the export process, you may find the data inside your “export” directory

There, each FlexScan-dataset will be located in its own subdirectory

You will find the required files.

In the example below above we can see:

  • Pointcloud (.LAS) => backpack log_1_2_complete.las

  • Trajectory (.txt) => backpack log_1_2_complete_laser_0.txt

  • [Optional] Pictures => All the JPG files (backpack log_1_2_complete-idx249.jpg / backpack log_1_2_complete-idx293.jpg / backpack log_1_2_complete-idx343.jpg …)

  • [Optional] Pictures Information => All the JSON files (backpack log_1_2_complete-idx249.json/ backpack log_1_2_complete-idx293.json/ backpack log_1_2_complete-idx343.json…)