How To Clean-Up 3D Scans Without Losing Detail (Free)

Checkout the Realistic Procedural Volumetric Cloud Node Groups: edinspiegel.gumroad.com/l/knlgpz
Meshlab: www.meshlab.net/
xNormal: xnormal.net/
My 3d scanning application (Free & Open-Source): github.com/edin45/simple_phot...
In this video, I'll show you how to clean up 3d scans without losing details.

[@praveenb-xr]

actually i used mesh lab initially, then used instant meshes as it did it fast but dont give lot of features. later it started giving holes. And your workflow is so good man. that xnormal thing i didnt know it that good

[@matthijswesthoff7866]

Great tutorial! exactly what I needed

[@theafternoonman]

Beautiful! Amazing thank you!

[@professionaldummy3193]

exactly what I was looking for! thank you!

[@alwaysberandom6470]

My 3d scan left me with 73 mesh map textures , looks great in blender but when i unwrap everything messes up. all the stuff i have found for baking to lower poly modles involves only 1 texture . If you know of any way around this that would be of great help thanks

[@edinspiegel]

Hey there - Sorry for taking so long to reply - I think this tutorial could help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jISXo6ShptKabbs Hope that helps!

[@alwaysberandom6470]

@@edinspiegel any reply is better than no reply and its only 2 days so its nothing , thanks for looking into it for me i appreciate it ❤❤

[@edinspiegel]

@@alwaysberandom6470 No problem!

[@whatwouldlewdo]

Unfortunately you went WAY too fast, and most folks will probably look elsewhere for the information. I would keep that in mind on the next go-round...

[@matneu27]

A bit too fast speed, difficult to follow. Why do you make a boolean copy to edit in MeshLab and do not edit the model itself in MeshLab?

[@rayxfinkle8328]

Cog Icon> play back speed> Choose a speed that's slow enough for you

[@JeskaRain]

People who can follow along are probably people who don't need to follow along.

[@JuXuS1]

hmm seems pretty easy...

[@capitao2259]

sorry but i find this so confusing. so much information