New point cloud change detection tool that creates a new layer containing points that are significantly offset when comparing two point cloud layers.New tool that finds the best fit match between lidar or point cloud layers and automatically shifts one to match the other.Improved raster transparency tool with a new option to select multiple colors to be transparent.New option to save and reload queries in the attribute search dialog box.New tool for saving user settings allowing user interface customization and styles to be shared between computers.Significant reduction in the processing time when using the Batch Conversion/Reproject tool.Improved rendering speed when working with large raster/terrain layers on multi-core computers.Significant speed improvements to view shed calculation, especially on computers with a large number of cores.New styling options for selected lidar points in the 3D View allowing both attribute coloring and selection state to be displayed.
To enable this feature (it is built into Windows) follow these simple directions:
The round circles around the mouse pointer are what show up when you press the Ctrl key. In other words, every time you press the Ctrl key something like this will happen: The trick is very simple it involves enabling an option in your mouse settings so every time you press the Ctrl key (left or right Ctrl) on your keyboard, your mouse cursor will be highlighted with circles so you can easily find it. I just came across a simple trick to help out in situations like these and figured I should better human-kind by sharing it with all dotTechies. Nonetheless, it has happened to the best of us. Sometimes it camouflages with the background while other times our eyes just play tricks on us. We move our mouse (or trackpad) but the cursor is no where to be found.
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