3DMakerPro Seal - My Process for scanning and editing in JMStudio

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8 ай бұрын

Tutorial running through the basics of 3d scanning, editing point clouds (alignment and noise cleanup) and meshing in JMStudio (aka CRStudio) by ‪@3dmakerpro‬.
The scanner demonstrated in the video is the 3dmakerpro Seal scanner. Demonstrated will be:
0:00 Easy Scan
9:05 Scan Editing, Manual Feature Removal
11:28 Manual Positioning and Auto Alignment
17:00 Scan Cleanup
21:35 Table Scanning Process
23:55 Advanced Point cloud cleanup
26:46 Fusion/Meshing
28:11 Repair Noise and result appraisal
This video serves as an introduction the the process that is working for me in #jmstudio and will serve as a basis for additional videos going into more detail into how to increase resolution and detail on resulting Meshed 3d objects in additional free or open source software tools (for example CloudCompare, Meshlab or Revo Scan 5).
The model used for the demonstration is a Star Wars Micro machine "Republic Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry" (LAAT/i). It measures 3cm across and 3 cm in length, and has served as a decent test object similar in size to tabletop miniatures for wargaming, or other small and details objects for which the Seal scanner is designed.

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@fotomickey 8 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your workflow, Look forward for more JMstudio tutorials❤

@TORDesign Күн бұрын

Thanks for this - How do you delete individual scanned frames please - I always have to start again when theres some bad tracking frames

@celticverse1381 4 ай бұрын

good job mate!

@3dmakerpro 8 ай бұрын

This is great! thanks for your good work. keep it up!

@austin357 8 ай бұрын

Thanks, really detailed!

@-1-2-1- 22 күн бұрын

Is it better to keep the lighting dim? I had originally assumed bright diffuse light is best. But perhaps that drowns out the structured light?

@petexii 7 ай бұрын

Definitely curious what can be done to avoid the meshing blobbiness, loooking forward to your next vid. It seems all 3d scanners have this softening issue and it seems perfectly avoidable!

@slagdemon 4 ай бұрын

Every time I try to clean up a fusion object, one that has been processed, when I select bits with the selection tool, it auto selects the entire fusion object. Why does it do this and how do i get out of that mode? I'm trying to clean up the object and delete hanging bits and it shows the area I've selected, and then selects the entire object.