davidcaron / pclpy

Python bindings for the Point Cloud Library (PCL)
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Is there any documentation or tutorials about this library? #18

Open yangj257 opened 6 years ago

yangj257 commented 6 years ago

Except for the very simple example, I didn't find any documentation or tutorials about this library. Can you edit one just like laspy, which allows beginners to get started quickly and make your project get more attention. You can start with simple modules, like I/O,kd-tree,octree,visualization,etc. Thank you very much!

davidcaron commented 6 years ago

Yes, it's definitely needed. My focus was on getting it to work first. I'll write a first draft when I get a chance.

yangj257 commented 6 years ago

I hope that the first draft can be completed as soon as possible, I can't wait for it! You have contributed a lot to python and pcl!

pournami123 commented 5 years ago

@davidcaron Is there any documentation available? please share

ellie-b commented 4 years ago

I would also like to see documentation to get started using this @davidcaron

OloOcki commented 4 years ago

up! :)

ellie-b commented 4 years ago

@OloOcki Where is the additional documentation?

OloOcki commented 4 years ago

There is no additional documentation. That is why I wrote "up!" ;)

soulslicer commented 4 years ago

Yet another point cloud library that lacks proper documentation. Just like strawberry labs garbage pcl port, pptk, and open3d. all lack even being able to do a simple thing like visualzing a color pointcloud in real time in python while holding the camera in place.

I ended up writing by own pybind11 bindings to the PCL C++ API and am using that now.

glassTransition commented 3 years ago

I ended up writing by own pybind11 bindings to the PCL C++ API and am using that now.

I really don't understand why these develops bother to "provide" bindings if they have no intention of making the libraries usable and not providing any other form of support. Open3d's forum is a windtunnel.

I wish I had the skills to write my own bindings, but I'm trying to use this library because I only know Python. I don't have the time to learn C++