Kommentare zu: Objectify Update auf Version 1.2 http://www.innenspur.de/2011/09/objectify-update-auf-version-1-2/ Immer an das Schwere halten Thu, 12 Apr 2012 14:53:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Von: Kai http://www.innenspur.de/2011/09/objectify-update-auf-version-1-2/comment-page-1/#comment-551 Kai Sat, 14 Jan 2012 18:22:01 +0000 http://www.innenspur.de/?p=814#comment-551 @Mark: Try using the blurring filter in the settings of Objectify to reduce the "pyramids" at the objects surface. In my spare time I am still working on Objectify trying to improve the results. So hopefully you'll be able to create bigger and more detailed results in a future release. Thanks for your positive feedback. @Mark:
Try using the blurring filter in the settings of Objectify to reduce the “pyramids” at the objects surface. In my spare time I am still working on Objectify trying to improve the results. So hopefully you’ll be able to create bigger and more detailed results in a future release. Thanks for your positive feedback.

]]> Von: Mark Oppenheim http://www.innenspur.de/2011/09/objectify-update-auf-version-1-2/comment-page-1/#comment-550 Mark Oppenheim Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:45:08 +0000 http://www.innenspur.de/?p=814#comment-550 As a new, non-mathematical user, of Objectify I findthe on screen results extremely impressive. I would never have imagined that just 30 seconds with a phone and no other hardware would be able to do anything like this. However I'm not sure how to use the Obj exports. I had hoped to use them to do make quick, if crude, 3d prints of people's face, but when I pull them into Meshlab the surface is covered with pyramids. I'm just a beginner at this technology: Do you know if there is a meshlab process or can you recomend any other tool which I can use to turn the scans into usable STL? As a new, non-mathematical user, of Objectify I findthe on screen results extremely impressive. I would never have imagined that just 30 seconds with a phone and no other hardware would be able to do anything like this.

However I’m not sure how to use the Obj exports. I had hoped to use them to do make quick, if crude, 3d prints of people’s face, but when I pull them into Meshlab the surface is covered with pyramids. I’m just a beginner at this technology: Do you know if there is a meshlab process or can you recomend any other tool which I can use to turn the scans into usable STL?

]]> Von: Bjoern http://www.innenspur.de/2011/09/objectify-update-auf-version-1-2/comment-page-1/#comment-528 Bjoern Sun, 09 Oct 2011 13:06:35 +0000 http://www.innenspur.de/?p=814#comment-528 Endlich mal ein interessanter Beitrag, mein Dank. Muss man erstmal verarbeiten. Generell finde ich den Blog gut zu lesen und leicht zu verstehen. Endlich mal ein interessanter Beitrag, mein Dank. Muss man erstmal verarbeiten. Generell finde ich den Blog gut zu lesen und leicht zu verstehen.

]]> Von: Daniel http://www.innenspur.de/2011/09/objectify-update-auf-version-1-2/comment-page-1/#comment-527 Daniel Thu, 29 Sep 2011 07:14:06 +0000 http://www.innenspur.de/?p=814#comment-527 sehr schön das man nun in OBJ-format exportieren kann! bin gespannt auf die nächsten features! sehr schön das man nun in OBJ-format exportieren kann! bin gespannt auf die nächsten features!

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