When I run the Create Scene Layer Package tool in Pro 2.1 it consistently hangs or crashes. The progress bar gets to 5% and that is it. See screenshot. Input Layer is a single LAS file with 9 million points. One thing that concerns me is that even though the LAS file has a coordinate system (which I can see in ArcCatalog), the tool dialog shows no Input Coordinate System. Any thoughts?
Hi Jay,
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thanks!
-Andrew
Andrew,
I just downloaded the 3D samples toolbox from the link above last week.
Can I send the LAS File Information report to you offline?
You say format 6 version 1.4 is supported, but when I run the CheckLAS tool I get the following:
"ERROR: Point record format 6 of version 1.4 is not supported"
I'm running Desktop v 10.5.1. I was able to create a Scene Layer Package File (in Pro 2.1.1) with another lidar dataset that was in a lower version.
Thanks,
Jay
Glad you were able to find those tools as I was going to suggest that if you couldn't share the data.
I don't think that is the issue as point format 6 is supported with las file version 1.4. Are you using an older version of the 3d sample tools\ArcMap or did you just download it from http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fe221371b77940749ff96e90f2de3d10
Also, the LAS File Information Tool provides valuable information can you run that and post the results back here?
I can’t share the file yet, as this is pilot data under internal review. But I did download the 3D Sample Tools toolbox and ran Check_LAS, which returned this message:
ERROR: Point record format 6 of version 1.4 is not supported
Maybe I need to convert this to an earlier format?
I also have this info from the LAS_Reporter tool:
Information from LAS header===========================
Version: 1.4Point format: 6Point record size: 30Extra bytes: 0Global encoding: 17Number of VLRs: 1Number of EVLRs: 0Point records: 9106215
The input coordinate system parameter is only used if the tool detects LAZ data that does not have any coordinate system. In this case, since you are using LAS that parameter will be blank. It's difficult to diagnose the problem without taking a deeper look at the data itself. Is this a LAS file that you can share?
thanks,
Andrew
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