3D Scanning Objects

[@paulbunyangonewild7596]

I love that little guy hes so cute. I wish i could get one

[@josh-ed7je]

Good tutorial Brent! Really easy to follow along and understand.

[@BrentLeBlancCG]

Thanks Josh! Let me know if there is any other topics you’d like me to cover.

[@Sunlee3167]

wow ~ that means i can clean up UV and bring it in to the scan program to project photo texture??!!

[@paulbunyangonewild7596]

You could also make a lower detail model, make uv maps for it and bake out the textures and maybe a normal map so it would look exactly the same. Minus the edges but its barely noticable

[@GraggleSimpson]

It looks a bit like a mix of a ewok and jawa from star wars

[@juanmota5308]

this is great, but it's not the same if you take the displacement map with bitmaptomaterial

[@BrentLeBlancCG]

I agree, there is much better ways of doing this. This was just a hacky way that I did it using photoshop. I suggest trying lots of methods to see what works best. Cheers!

[@ToxicSkyline00]

What is the trick to being able to shoot from a fixed position? I tried and all my images are stacked on top of each other in Agisoft

[@BrentLeBlancCG]

If you decide to shoot from a fixed position, make sure that your background is completely one solid color. If there is points for it to lock onto it will assume the camera is in one position.