Settings
See what settings are available on Mindkosh to help you label point clouds quickly and efficiently.
You can access the settings section by clicking on the gears icon on the bottom left of the annotation page. Once you've made the required change, make sure to click on the Apply button to save the settings.
General Settings
Show ortho views
Ortho views help you label cuboids by showing isolated views from top, front and side. When performing annotation for segmentation, these views do not offer any insight - so it may make sense to turn the ortho views off so you have more screen space to label point clouds.
Color objects by instance
By default, objects are colored by their class label's colors. When Color by Instance is checked however, all annotation objects are assigned a unique color regardless of their class label.
This can be particularly helpful when labeling tracks, to identify an object across different frames, since each unique track object will have the same color across all frames.
Coloring point clouds

You can add colors to your point cloud based on:
Intensity values - Only applicable if the point cloud has intensity values.
Height - Points at the same height are colored with the same color.
Reference camera Images - If you have reference camera images and their calibrations parameters are properly set, you can color the point cloud with colors from the images. This can be incredibly helpful to identify objects in a point cloud.
RGB values - If the point cloud natively has colors for each point, you can choose this.

Point cloud colored with reference image
Highlighting points
Use the settings section to highlight points around the ego vehicle. Note that this only highlights the points in question. You can still label anywhere within the point cloud.

Points within a certain distance

To highlight points within a certain distance from the ego vehicle, check the Limit Distance option, and enter the distance (in meters) from the ego vehicle you want to highlight.
Points within a certain FOV

To highlight points within certain Field of view, select one of XZ or YZ, and then enter the angles(in degrees) in each axis.
For example, if you select XZ, and enter 30 in both text boxes, you will highlight points that fall within an angle of 30° in the X axis and 30° in the Z axis on the XZ plane.
Points within the current camera FOV
You can also highlight points that fall within the FOV of the currently selected reference camera.
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