I said to Gotz: “in Inspect - you still say that dark blue means less connections, light blue/green more, yellow/orange more again, cerise, then red the most connections?”
Gotz answered: “Yes, the color coding has been explained a few times by Devs and I thought it is also in the help”
which leaves me puzzled - ‘blue = weak, red = best’ doesn’t agree with what happens when I tweak Inspect settings. So I’m collecting votes - which way it really is - and it’s contradictory.
In https://support.capturingreality.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001552532-Quality-assessment : “A web of blue lines should appear. The colour scale of the Inspection tool is blue to red. The more red, the worse. On the other hand, the closer to blue colour, the better.”
Zuzanna in https://support.capturingreality.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360001888972-Border-between-areas-with-differing-distances-of-the-cameras-to-the-object says: “The edge color is blue-to-red (Jet color scale) indicating how strong an edge is - actually more features, more red.”
Not trying to smart-■■■■ - just want to get things clear, so’s to actually intelligently use the huge amount of precise data that RC delivers - if only they’d explain (better than in Help) what things mean.