Ben Arnett

@arknoll Glad you got it working, and thanks for the feedback with the workaround. I only had one publicly shared point cloud to test against with this peculiar behavior, so...

I believe only LAS files are compatible now. For other formats, version 1.7 can be used. However, I *think* the older version is no longer supported by the author. Best...

Unfortunately, this isn't a simple problem to diagnose. I've tried to figure out what's breaking a couple times in the past without much luck. There's always a ton of points...

Do you have an HTML element for "cesiumContainer"? It ought to be just above your JavaScript. Look around your potree HTML element - should be nearby.

Looks like you initialized the viewer to `viewer`. So just change the `potreeViewer` references to `viewer`.

@AlbionS Have you tried updating CMake and your C++ build utils? It could be a problem if you can only build for C++ 14 or 17 when the CMake cache...

@loicroybon If it's not finding the `execution` header, your included headers aren't using C++ 17, much less C++ 20. Can you update your C++ dev environment to C++ 20?

I don't _think_ dynamic IntelliSense is part of the extension yet, but I could be wrong. Haven't used this in a while, as I've been busy with visualizations & JavaScript....

From the sidebar menu, look under the "Scene" section, and select your point cloud. After it's selected, you should see some new options populate the bottom part of the menu....

Haven't used Desktop, so I won't be much help. Sorry in advance. Can you take a look at the console? You should be able to bring up the dev tools...