Hi everyone!
I'm looking for a good workflow where I can export models from Agisoft PhotoScan, and then trace relevant features (in the geometry, but preferably also on the texture) in order to output a lines drawing containing only the relevant details.
The actual case study will be a shipwreck site, where I want to trace both a top view and cross sections of the wreck for archaeological purposes.
Available software (which I think might be useful):
- Rhinoceros 4.0
- Illustrator
- Quantum GIS
For the top view I suppose I could just export an orthophoto of the entire site and trace that in Illustrator (unless someone has better suggestions?) but for the cross sections I was thinking of some approach where I imported the model in Rhino, dissected the model to the cross-section I wanted to draw, and then traced that. However Rhino doesn't appear to be very good at "reading" or showing the texture generated by PhotoScan (ie the texture is always a lot less good in Rhino), which is an issue.
I would be very grateful to hear from anyone who has had some experience with similar issues!
Thanks in advance,
Thomas