Display panel contains everything related to how points are displayed in viewport. Main shader for points is chosen with Shader dropdown menu.

Preset menu in panel header will save all settings in all subpanels into a preset.

Points panel contains settings related to point size.

Colors are used as they are stored in files, only converted to Blender color space (sRGB → linear). Colors can be adjusted in shader directly by enabling Use Color Adjust.

Default Color can only be changed before dataset is loaded and will be used when colors are not available in files.

Colors for Height shader contains axis selection, remapping options and options for custom colors. Range can be set automatically according to selected axis clicking button, values are computed from all tiles bounding boxes.

Contains a list of available scalar fields, value remapping options and colorization schemes.

Range can be set automatically clicking button to set from loaded tiles or from loaded and selected tiles by button. If button is pressed, range is also set when scalar field is selected in list.

Variant of Eye-dome Lighting, can be enabled for all shaders and is especially helpful if dataset has no colors. Works best when there are no gaps between points which depends on displayed density, point size and viewport camera view. Unlike in Standard PCV where everything drawn on screen is processed in one pass, this setting is per object only and does not break depth sorting i.e. points are not drawn over all Blender objects on top.

Because it is using depth buffer to work, it is sensitive to Blender 3D Viewport Clip Start and Clip End settings, Frame TileSet in main panel sets these to best range according to loaded TileSet dimensions.

Clip displayed points by up to 6 planes. You can control each plane individually by gizmo that is enabled by clicking button.

Reset To TileSet Bounding Box will reset all planes to data bounding box, in local coordinates or in world coordinates.

Clip planes state can be saved per object clicking button and removed by . Stored state will be restored by button on list item.

All planes at once, aligned to a cuboid, can be controlled with Clip Box gizmo, shows translate handles, rotate handles, move box vertices, move box sides and to move opposite faces together or in inverse direction. Clip Box uses all 6 planes to determine its location, rotation and dimensions by intersecting planes together, if that for any reason cannot be done (e.g. 3 planes at corner does not intersect in a single point), it resets itself to data bounding box. If any plane is rotated with Clip Plane gizmo out of right angle, it will reset to data axis aligned bounding box in world coordinates. For most predictable results reset state before enabling and don't mix both gizmos together.

You can also use any Blender Object bounding box to set planes from. If is enabled, bounding box source object can be animated and clip planes will be updated on each redraw.

Set Clip Planes From Object Bounding Box will set planes from object bounding box and Set Clip Planes From Clipping Region Blender viewport Clipping Region if already set. Frame Unclipped Tiles will move and zoom viewport on unclipped points.

Various drawing options:

• Draw Empty Tiles - not yet loaded tiles bounding boxes
• Draw Disabled Tiles - bounding boxes of disabled tiles
• Draw Selection - selection, highlight tiles selected with or tools and highlight active tile that is selected in tile list
• Draw Tile Labels - tile filename at tile center