Hello everyone,
Is it possible to connect to a cloud (PIX4Dcloud) where point clouds are stored, so we can download for exemple files automaticly with FME ?
Thank you
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Connect to cloud with FME
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Best answer by nielsgerrits
There are a bunch of transformers interacting with it on the FME hub. In workbench, enter pix4d and select what you need, it will install automatically.
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There are a bunch of PIX4D custom transformers in the FME Hub. The easiest way to work with this is to start keying pix4d in workbench canvas and select the transformer you want, it will install automatically.
It looks like a PIX4D cloud api exists. So yes, you can use HTTPCallers to connect to the API. Best practice is to get what you need working in PostMan, then transfer this to FME.
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+61There are a bunch of custom transformers to interact with it on the FME Hub.
Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy, cause Kansas is going bye-bye...
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There are a bunch of transformers interacting with it on the FME hub. In workbench, enter pix4d and select what you need, it will install automatically.
Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy, cause Kansas is going bye-bye...
