3D fly through bug? -nan(ind)

Hi Mike,
I am generating 3D fly-throughs based on lidar data. All is well but I think there is a bug:
running 23.1 with updated to latest build.
When I edit the fly through path, the last velocity is filled with -nan(ind)
It will not run this way and I have to fil in a velocity. Everytime I open the table this last field is filled in with
-nan(ind).
Not a showstopper but annoying. But?
Stefan
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Stefan,
If you select the lines and simplify them with a simplify distance of 0 all duplicate vertices (and vertices along a straight line) should be removed.
In any case, it should be fixed now in the 23.1 daily build, assuming the problem that I could create was what you were seeing.
Mike
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Stefan,
I was able to reproduce an issue with a display of 'inf' in the Velocity field when the flythrough path had a 0-length segment. There was a divide-by-zero happening. I'm guessing that is what is happening on your end, although I wasn't prevented from continuing in my case.
Tomorrows' v23.1.x daily build should contain this update.
Thanks,
Mike
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Yes that could be it: I joined to segments. Maybe a 0-length segment remained.
Can this be cleaned?
Anyway: not critical, just one of these things to be aware of.
thanks,
Stefan
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