02-12-2019, 08:55 AM
What are the system requirements to run TopoDOT?
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(02-12-2019, 09:00 AM)Randy Allen Wrote: Hi Marius,
Check out this link: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/technotes/ for some great Tech Notes.
V8i: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/topodot...uirements/
Connect: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/topodot...uirements/
(02-26-2019, 10:23 AM)Marius Wrote:(02-12-2019, 09:00 AM)Randy Allen Wrote: Hi Marius,
Check out this link: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/technotes/ for some great Tech Notes.
V8i: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/topodot...uirements/
Connect: https://new.certainty3d.com/blog/topodot...uirements/
Hello Randy,
Thanks for your reply.
Did you test TopoDot - for microstation connect - on a PC that has has more than "32GB DDR4-2113" & a better graphics card >"Video Memory: 4+ GB (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060)".
If so, does TopoDot operate faster with large amounts of data (100Gb - 200Gb of point cloud data). Does it reduce the processing times?
(02-26-2019, 10:23 AM)Marius Wrote: Hello Randy,
Thanks for your reply.
Did you test TopoDot - for microstation connect - on a PC that has has more than "32GB DDR4-2113" & a better graphics card >"Video Memory: 4+ GB (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060)".
If so, does TopoDot operate faster with large amounts of data (100Gb - 200Gb of point cloud data). Does it reduce the processing times?
(02-26-2019, 10:48 AM)David Terneus Wrote:(02-26-2019, 10:23 AM)Marius Wrote: Hello Randy,
Thanks for your reply.
Did you test TopoDot - for microstation connect - on a PC that has has more than "32GB DDR4-2113" & a better graphics card >"Video Memory: 4+ GB (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060)".
If so, does TopoDot operate faster with large amounts of data (100Gb - 200Gb of point cloud data). Does it reduce the processing times?
Marius,
It depends on what type of processing you're doing. If you're extracting a topography model on a road corridor, for example, it's beneficial to only work on a couple hundred million points at a time (and our tools make it easy to load a couple 'tiles' at a time) to have the tools work as quick as possible.
(02-28-2019, 11:07 AM)Marius Wrote: Ex: if a point cloud is being optimized and converted to .dot, when exported to .las the file is loosing some of the points.
(02-28-2019, 11:54 AM)mterneus Wrote:This was just an example, I'm still just a junior TopoDot user and am aware that I might not understand or have the right boxes ticked in TopoDot. Nothing serious to worry about. Also it's possible that it's more difficult to describe in words my experience when it is a matter of show and tell. I hope that this is not perceived in any other way...(02-28-2019, 11:07 AM)Marius Wrote: Ex: if a point cloud is being optimized and converted to .dot, when exported to .las the file is loosing some of the points.
Quote:What do you mean by this? You should not be losing any of the points on export.