I've tried manually testing a few files (LAS & LAZ) using the command line (PotreeConverter.exe -o ), but each time I get a similar output in the console as if the files do not contain any points, but they definitely do. What could be the problem?
I have the same issue.
Unlike you I compiled it on linux, and tried a .ply file exported by CloudCompare.
But it seems like no attributes and points can be found and therefore cubicAABB is nan.
I've tried manually testing a few files (LAS & LAZ) using the command line (PotreeConverter.exe -o), but each time I get a similar output in the console as if the files do not contain any points, but they definitely do. What could be the problem?
This is my input and the output:
C:\Users\mjste\Desktop\Potree Dev\gns-potree-converter\potree-file-server\PotreeConverter_windows_x64>Potreeconverter.exe C:\Users\mjste\Desktop\Potree Dev\test-file2.laz -o C:\Users\mjste\Desktop\Potree Dev\gns-potree-converter\potree-file-server\public\converted
threads: 12
paths: 0
output attributes: name offset size
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cubicAABB: { "min": [inf, inf, inf], "max": [-nan(ind), -nan(ind), -nan(ind)], "size": [-inf, -inf, -inf] }
points: 0
total file size: 0.0 bytes target directory: 'C:\Users\mjste\Desktop\Potree'
======================================= === COUNTING
tStartTaskAssembly: 0.000007s countPointsInCells: 0.024817s finished counting in 0s
createLUT: 0.024088s
======================================= === CREATING CHUNKS
distributePoints0: 0.000426s distributePoints1: 0.000991s finished creating chunks in 0s
======================================= === INDEXING