Section 5: Solutions
Processing options – Templates & Resources and Notifications
1. Why might you want to create a
processing template?
2. What is the effect of reducing
the Maximum Resources Avail-
able for Processing?
a. I want to share a unique set of processing options with a coworker.
b. I want to apply the same unique set of options for when processing multi-
ple projects.
c. I want to easily transfer a unique set of processing options from one com-
puter to another.
d. All of the Above
Solution: D
A processing template defines a unique set of processing options. You can ap-
ply a default processing template or create your own by applying a unique set
of processing options. You can export a processing template and share it with
others so that you don’t have to recreate the same set of unique processing
options every time you process a project on a new computer.
a. Processing will be slower.
b. The computer will have hardware resources remaining to carry out other
tasks.
c. The computer will be more stable when processing large projects.
d. All of the Above
Solution: D
You can apply a custom resolution for the digital surface model and orthomo-
saic.
Reducing the Maximum Resources Available for Processing can be useful when
running multiple projects on the same computer or when you need the comput-
er for other tasks.
Useful links for this section
• How to create a User Processing Options Template
https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/205507149
• Menu Process > Processing Options... > Resources and Notifications
https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/202557909
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