Geomagic Design X 2016 - Scan Data to Solid Model

Take a 3D scan directly into Geomagic Design X 2016, and use automated and semi-automated tools to quickly transform the data into feature-based solid CAD models - ready for direct transfer to MCAD!

[@Modzilla32]

I used to be a mechanical designer for 10 years. This brings back anxiety.

[@jamesdavis625]

Do you provide this mesh to practice with or follow along?

[@jasonwright2641]

I am wondering if there are any tutorials that do not use the auto extrude wizard? Sometimes scans in the real world don't already look like complete solid bodies.

[@semanasanta1996]

Which was the format you imported the cloud of points? I got it in .E57 and .dwf but I can't introduce it in design X. Any suggestion?

[@jamesdavis625]

Are you hitting a hotkey to hide objects? If so, what hotkey

[@bmw5002]

Kinds funny they chose this part to demo with. One could reproduce this in fusion 360 with a simple caliper in probably half the time and with fewer steps.

[@peterdietrich1785]

How do you take raw scan data and get it to a mesh good enough to start modeling from? Do you need to reduce the size first?

[@scottgreen7270]

Thats a Design X speciality. wide range of point cloud processing tools and many options for converting mutiple scans to a merged mesh. You can model with a full resolution scan data set, but depending on your system resources or personal preference you might be a little more efficient if you spend a little time upfront to optomize or decimate the model.

[@TheRedflash777]

I need help please!
I sucessfully importing scan data, but when I try to make "auto region", it take hell of a time to finish (~ 1h), and after my PC finished, too much color regions appears. Is it possible to reduce mesh quality somehow to make process faster?..

[@vytautasnar6338]

when I try to import STL file Geomagic tells me that this format is not supported. Help pls. I use Design X

[@muhammedzeeshanghaffar595]

this is an excellent software but Class A surfacing still not implimented.

[@eziebube2411]

Please how can i import a model in wrap format (.wrp) into designX?

[@jamesdavis625]

This isn't really scan data, looks like a completed mesh. Could you do a tutorial with a raw scan data file?

[@jesscneal]

I use a Creaform Handyscan 700 and the raw scan data is an STL mesh like what is shown in the video here. You can choose when scanning if you want points or a mesh in VX Elements.

[@coverfaker8341]

Thanks, Glados

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

awesome

[@javieresteban8262]

porfavor el archivo para practicar.

[@STUDIOISC]

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[@alimohammadhosseini2925]

how can i download this mesh file?

[@Oqton]

If you visit www.3dsystems.com/support/software and contact our Support Team, they can assist you in locating this file