Hey there! We've moved the RoomScan to the LiDAR scan category. You will see the roomscan option once you click on the LiDAR Scan button :)

@@KIRI_Engine_App Thank you. I came back here to say I found it by chance. Is there a more detailed tutorial on best practices to get an accurate as possible result with little distortion?

​@@BigAl444 Glad that you found it :) Actually, the current Room Scan version does contain inaccuracy due to the accumulation of errors in LiDAR. A recommended practice to increase the accuracy is to try not to cover areas that are larger than 80 square meters. But guess what, we are going to launch the Room Scan 2.0 update very soon, it will receive huge feature updates and accuracy updates. It should be live if not within the next week, then two weeks after. Fingers crossed :)

That's the thing, you apparently don't

Hi there! You are right, this feature is only available for iPhones with LiDAR, unfortunately :( We do have plans to make it available on Android using some latest neural network algorithm, but I'm afraid it will still take a while before it sees the light

@@KIRI_Engine_App thank you very much for responding. Are you the creator responding? I've been watching all of your videos. Much respect. I have an inquiry for you though, please. What is the best way to use video with an Android, while spinning AND flipping/rotating the object when it has minimal features? I use white powder to create a sort of variation on the surface for creating "details" to track. It's a bit confusing which one to use and which method is best for this application. For example, I want to replicate a knob for a heating device. It's simple, black and some negative space within itself. It's not very complex, but it is not solid rather it has depth in some areas where others may be solid. Thank you.

@@IrondrgntpHey! Yes, this is the creator responding haha, This is Jack :P I'd recommend taking photos orbiting around the object, not flipping/rotating the object. And you did a good job with applying white powder to the surface, this definitely increases the features points. So, here is the catch: Apply white powders on the surface to create more features points, then use Photo Scan mode in KIRI Engine to take photos around the object, take as many photos as possible, if you are with a free plan, take 70 photos, and if you are with a paid plan, please take more.

@@KIRI_Engine_App awesome. Thank you for your hard work! Happy to speak with you. Yes, I paid for the subscription 🙂 I take up to 200 photos. Now, my object is not just a solid object, but because it's a knob... It has holes or gaps in between surfaces, etc. I'm having a hard time getting all of the object scanned properly because I DO have to flip it and use object masking, but it doesn't show "inside" the gaps very well. Rather, they show as a solid surface. Any tips?

Hmmmm could you send me your 3D scan to jack.w@kiri-innov.com? I'll take a closer look to tell you how to improve the result@@Irondrgntp