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General / Re: Importing meshes: workflow options.
« on: June 03, 2014, 12:11:14 AM »
Very nice. The thorns & cross are CAD additions?
I've been reprocessing some old image sets taken for texturing of laser scans and while I didn't capture enough overlap for creating a complete model (a sculpted head) I got 90% of an object with only a few small gaps behind the ears with a better mesh than our laser scanner. I'll fill in the gaps behind the ears from the laser scan.
In our case I think it will be better capture the images first and start them processing while the scanning is done. I should have an idea of whether the mesh from PS would be good enough for the project before the scanning is finished, and if there are problem areas, just scan those to blend the meshes. The processing for the NextEngine on larger objects is pretty slow.
This is a Terragen render of one of our projects (this one was done before we had a laser scanner, using 123D Catch, so we had plenty of images): https://www.flickr.com/photos/123508974@N08/14137654369/
I've been reprocessing some old image sets taken for texturing of laser scans and while I didn't capture enough overlap for creating a complete model (a sculpted head) I got 90% of an object with only a few small gaps behind the ears with a better mesh than our laser scanner. I'll fill in the gaps behind the ears from the laser scan.
In our case I think it will be better capture the images first and start them processing while the scanning is done. I should have an idea of whether the mesh from PS would be good enough for the project before the scanning is finished, and if there are problem areas, just scan those to blend the meshes. The processing for the NextEngine on larger objects is pretty slow.
This is a Terragen render of one of our projects (this one was done before we had a laser scanner, using 123D Catch, so we had plenty of images): https://www.flickr.com/photos/123508974@N08/14137654369/