--sub-scene-area creates overlapping bounding boxes that cause duplicate areas in meshing

[ghost]

Scenes generated by --sub-scene-area create overlapping bounding boxes that cause duplicate areas that use fewer points to reconstruct when densified and meshed.

Does the current --sub-scene-area generate more scenes to cover neighboring cameras cut off by splitting?

Proposed fix outline: Merge all densified scenes and resplit points by memory criteria while saving points nearby using an expanded ROI and a non overlapping ROI for meshing to create a better seam.

For meshing and texturing cleaning options, merge all meshes using a mesh zipping algorithm that also equalizes seams.

-? [ --??? ] arg (=0) input filename containing the list of scenes to be merged (-1 - auto) or found with a known name incrementing within workspace prioritizing latest module. ????_####_dense.mvs < ????_####_dense_mesh.mvs < ????_####_dense_mesh_refine.mvs

Additional notes:

• A different divide and conquer approach for fusing depth maps and other modules.
• Automatic equal division of scene complexity; largest section fitting into memory criteria as max length and starting point.
• Loading sub meshes to fix/equalize seams and exporting without merging.
• When merging and resplitting dense scenes, export a file containing bounding boxes with links to sub meshes and their neighbors if not all sub meshes can be loaded in at once.

[pierotofy]

I don't think you can split the scene by memory criterias.