How to Make Toys Come Alive: The Ultimate 3D Scanning Guide. From Polycam to Accurig.

[@marsim84]

Awesome work. You've got very good comedic and storytelling skills. I'd love to see more creative shorts or longer work about anything you want to express. I think you'd smash it!

[@nope9310]

hahaha, nice work adding the actors in the credits :D

[@mr.darkshark555]

Beautiful! Which app did you used? Is that iPhone?

[@hasoevo]

Great Tutorial ! Thanks for doing all of the hard part to make replicating this process easy for the rest of us.

[@GenreFluid]

Did you say the software you used was called Iclone?

[@cuncapt]

How accurate was the mesh from polycam? I want to know if it is better than photogrammetry

[@timboslice5351]

Hey man nice job! What phone did you use? A newer iPhone or Android?

[@OlliHuttunen78]

In this video I used iPhone XR for 3D scanning

[@teslasuperdestinations]

can this work scanning bigger objects, like PEOPLE?

[@OlliHuttunen78]

Sure. If you are scannibg people they just need to be very still while you take the pictures around them. Movement can ruin the scanning.

[@DIS-Mega-collection]

Yes, yes it can

[@joedesigns7132]

How long did whole process take?

[@OlliHuttunen78]

I made this in 2 days. But If you think how fast you can get you character move I would say like 45 min or even less. Polycam takes like 20 - 25 minutes to process the model and if it is ok you can directly go to Accurig and rig it very fast without the fingers. So it is really not that big of a job make your toy move.

[@joedesigns7132]

@@OlliHuttunen78 thanks, going to try it out soon

[@amrel-mahdy5335]

when i use measure tool on the model it didn't give me the real measure that the model has how can i fix this ? I want exactly dimensions before printing the model

[@aPlaymations]

What is that mount you had attached to your iPhone during the scanning process? May I get a link?