Thank you for the best videos on this software. Could you please make more videos on cr studio 2.0 especially all of the tools and what they do. It took me 2 days to learn how to orient a model to match the view orientation cube.
I'll try mate. Certainly got more videos in the works and just finding the time between two jobs. Its tough but I really enjoy making this content so trying to get more out. Thank you for the compliments!
You say that the manual alignment points don't have to be 100% accurate and I'd like you to expand a bit on that if you can. I've spent a long time trying to pick the spots exactly as I assumed that those spots would be aligned 100% as marked. Does the program just use the alignment with those points as a starting point for an optimization algorithm or what?
Thanks for commenting. The software seems smart enough to figure out the locations you are using. I try to be as accurate as possible when matching my selected points but as long as your close enough it will be fine and should align well. In the next stage of processing it will further refine all the layers and average out the points to give you the final mesh anyway so even if the layers are not 100% aligned, it is likely going to be cleaned up in the processing stage.
Thank you for the best videos on this software. Could you please make more videos on cr studio 2.0 especially all of the tools and what they do. It took me 2 days to learn how to orient a model to match the view orientation cube.
I'll try mate. Certainly got more videos in the works and just finding the time between two jobs. Its tough but I really enjoy making this content so trying to get more out. Thank you for the compliments!
Thank you good sir!! Love it, that's exactly what I was looking for
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You say that the manual alignment points don't have to be 100% accurate and I'd like you to expand a bit on that if you can. I've spent a long time trying to pick the spots exactly as I assumed that those spots would be aligned 100% as marked. Does the program just use the alignment with those points as a starting point for an optimization algorithm or what?
Thanks for commenting. The software seems smart enough to figure out the locations you are using. I try to be as accurate as possible when matching my selected points but as long as your close enough it will be fine and should align well. In the next stage of processing it will further refine all the layers and average out the points to give you the final mesh anyway so even if the layers are not 100% aligned, it is likely going to be cleaned up in the processing stage.
I wonder what scanbuf and rscan file format are. what are these?