Question: Am I correct in thinking you said, in a video when you first had the raptor' that the small markers do create a higher density point cloud? In the sense you should scan the gold broach on a flat surface with only small markers? Maybe design some small marker towers for the small markers. That way you will be able to prop up the broach from the surface and scan the whole broach in one scan. It could create a very accurate representation and save you needing to do major post processing. I was also picturing that a very small diameter turntable could be beneficial, as you would be able to 3d scan, from underneath the broach, with say 4 or five small marker, marker towers. I have looked forward to all of your videos. Thank you so much keeping the content so relevant and interesting. Please be rest assured that these videos will be watched multiple times by most viewers that own these amazing scanners. I have loved how Creality are taking major strides in developing their software into something that isn't made for a simple gimmicky toy 3d scanner. I dearly hope they do develop AAA class 3d scanning software, that benefits all the people that have invested in the Otter and Raptors. The hardware is good enough to defiantly deserve top tear software.
It's a shame you don't use the Blender software to fix the model. Adobe's software today is free, tomorrow they will ask for payment according to use, then we will have to migrate to Blender, and the repair of the model is a very important skill for the purpose of scanning. 2 What scan spray do you use? Can I get a link? Thanks for your videos they help me a lot. 😊
You can buy a perpetual license of Adobe Substance Modeler from Steam for 80 USD (asia) and 150 USD (US) I don't know why the regional price is so different, but it's worth it. One of the best software for repairing 3D scans. The spray is Magnaflux SKD S2 developer spray for welders. You should be able to get one in general hardware store.
Thank you for letting me use your marker. What using here is CR Scan Raptor ？ Raptor Ｘ looks like？ I know that Raptor X is good, but can it also be used with CR Scan Raptor? I'm planning to buy a CR Scan Raptor. I'm currently using Miraco pro.
Hello, could you please create a tutorial on how to use Adobe? It looks impressive, but a dedicated video would be really helpful
Ok, I'll do that.
Question: Am I correct in thinking you said, in a video when you first had the raptor' that the small markers do create a higher density point cloud?
In the sense you should scan the gold broach on a flat surface with only small markers?
Maybe design some small marker towers for the small markers.
That way you will be able to prop up the broach from the surface and scan the whole broach in one scan.
It could create a very accurate representation and save you needing to do major post processing.
I was also picturing that a very small diameter turntable could be beneficial, as you would be able to 3d scan, from underneath the broach, with say 4 or five small marker, marker towers.
I have looked forward to all of your videos.
Thank you so much keeping the content so relevant and interesting.
Please be rest assured that these videos will be watched multiple times by most viewers that own these amazing scanners.
I have loved how Creality are taking major strides in developing their software into something that isn't made for a simple gimmicky toy 3d scanner.
I dearly hope they do develop AAA class 3d scanning software, that benefits all the people that have invested in the Otter and Raptors.
The hardware is good enough to defiantly deserve top tear software.
I discovered that positioning the small object closer to the markers and parallel to the markers surface results in capturing more point cloud.
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No I was talking about using the small point markers and artificially creating a more detailed point cloud.
Please keep testing 😇
Great Video! Can I ask what your computer specks are?
CPU : 14900K, GPU : RTX 4090 , RAM : 32 GB 7200MHz
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thanks
Absolutely… now prove it Payo!
Use some science 😎
It's a shame you don't use the Blender software to fix the model. Adobe's software today is free, tomorrow they will ask for payment according to use, then we will have to migrate to Blender, and the repair of the model is a very important skill for the purpose of scanning. 2 What scan spray do you use? Can I get a link?
Thanks for your videos they help me a lot. 😊
You can buy a perpetual license of Adobe Substance Modeler from Steam for 80 USD (asia) and 150 USD (US) I don't know why the regional price is so different, but it's worth it. One of the best software for repairing 3D scans. The spray is Magnaflux SKD S2 developer spray for welders. You should be able to get one in general hardware store.
Thank you for letting me use your marker.
What using here is CR Scan Raptor ？ Raptor Ｘ looks like？
I know that Raptor X is good, but can it also be used with CR Scan Raptor? I'm planning to buy a CR Scan Raptor.
I'm currently using Miraco pro.
Raptor and Raptor X share the same 7 lines blue laser, only that Raptor X has 34 lines blue laser for scanning larger object like car panel.