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Pre-built Binaries (Ready-to-use CloudComPy Binaries)

Description:

 This link points to a page where you can download pre-built binaries of CloudComPy for Windows. These binaries
are precompiled versions of CloudComPy that are ready to use without the need for manual compilation.

 Purpose: This is intended for users who want to use CloudComPy without dealing with the complexity of building it
from source. It allows you to quickly get started with the Python bindings for CloudCompare by simply downloading
and installing the package.

 Advantages:

o Easy and fast setup: No need to configure build tools or deal with dependencies.

o Ready-to-use: Simply download and start using CloudComPy in your Python environment.

o Suitable for users who just need to use the software, not modify or extend it.

 Drawbacks:

o Lack of flexibility: You cannot easily modify the underlying code.

o The binaries may not include the latest features or bug fixes if the build is outdated.

o Limited to the versions provided by the maintainers of the binary package.

Summary:

 GitHub Repository (Source Code):

o Best for developers, contributors, or users who want control over the build process and potentially modify the
code.

o Requires compiling from source and managing dependencies.

 Pre-built Binaries (Simulation OpenFields):

o Best for users who want a quick and easy installation of CloudComPy without compiling anything.

o Provides ready-to-use, precompiled binaries, but with limited flexibility for modifications or updates.

CloudComPy (This Project Links Python with Compare and made Python run Scripts inside CC)

1- to install and use CloudComPy – do the following on this link:

CloudComPy/doc/UseWindowsCondaBinary.md at master · CloudCompare/CloudComPy (github.com)

And configure it GUI (if you want) on this link

CloudComPy/doc/BuildWindowsConda.md at master · CloudCompare/CloudComPy (github.com)

And here is the reference documentation

cloudComPy: a Python interface for CloudCompare — cloudComPy 2.12a documentation (openfields.fr)

the current installed dictionary is a cloudcompy under the name Build accompanied by an auto generated cloudcompy folder

cd C:\Users\alsay\CloudComPy310

conda activate CloudComPy310


envCloudComPy.bat

by running these codes in conda this will activate the CloudComPy Env. (assuming all the dic are installed and the env. Variables
PATH and PYTHPATH are sets correctly).

a- go to (edit the system environmental variables) then go to PYTHPATH and move up the CloudComPy310 env to the top of the
list

b- open VScode and use ctrl+shift+p to select python interpreter and choose CloudComPy310

c-open the folder with the following dic (C:\ Users\alsay\Build\ CloudComPy310\)

2- to install use sklearn – do the following:

Follow this to install Installing scikit-learn — scikit-learn 1.5.1 documentation , then

a-run mini conda and run the following codes (when you start conda its will be deactivated by defults):

a*- if you are running conda on different env. Then give the command (conda deactivate) the:

cd \Users\alsay\

conda activate sklearn-env

by running these codes in conda this will activate the sklearn Env. (assuming all the dic are installed and the env. Variables PATH
and PYTHPATH are sets correctly).

b- go to (edit the system environmental variables) then go to PYTHPATH and move up the sklearn env to the top of the list

c- open VScode and use ctrl+shift+p to select python interpreter and choose sklearn

d-open the folder with the your project Dic for my case its (C:\Users\alsay\SciKit-Learn Project)

Or if you want to install the compatible version with python, same as cloudcompy310

conda create -n sklearn-env-py310 python=3.10

conda activate sklearn-env-py310

conda install numpy scikit-learn

python -c "import numpy as np; import sklearn; print(np.__version__, sklearn.__version__)"

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