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Commandline Arguments

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Required parameters

-input=yourfile.laz Input file with relative or absolute filepath (or folder with multiple files)

Optional parameters

-importformat=LAZ Supported import formats: LAZ, LAS). Default is LAS/LAZ

-exportformat=ucpc Supported export formats: UCPC (v2), PCROOT (v3)). Default is UCPC (v2)

-output=c:\folder\file.ucpc Your output file or folder, default is the same folder as input file.

-gridsize=5 Gridsize in meters, splits point cloud into tiles with this size. v3 only

-minpoints=1000 If tile has less points than this value, that tile is discarded. Good for removing tiles with stray points. Default is 1000 v3 only

-scale=0.1 Scale point cloud values into (Unity) Meters. Default is off

-flip=true Swaps Z and Y values, since unity Y is up. Default is true

-pack=false Packs color values, improves performance in viewer (but can cause lower precision positions and colors). Requires using special packed material&shader in viewer. Default is false

-packmagic=64 Optional color packing adjustment integer. Increase this value is you have large tiles and notice precision issues in colors. Default is 64

-limit=1000000 Load only this many points (good for testing settings first, instead of reading full cloud). Default is off

-skip=2 Skip every Nth point (to reduce point count). Default is off

-keep=10 Keep only every Nth point (to reduce point count). Default is off

-maxfiles=5 For batch processing, parse only this many files. (good for testing batch processing first with few files). Default is parse all found files

-randomize=true Randomize point indexes, to use Dynamic resolution. Default is true (Always enabled for v3)

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