From Plastic to Polygons! Turning toys into 3D animations with the Revopoint MIRACO 3D Scanner
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Edit: nevermind, you actually mentioned the same thing a little later in the video.
Regarding the lack of layering system on Blender's vertex painting, you can sort of work around it by creating color attributes and painting in them as if they were layers (paint all of them with black) and then on the materials tab, use each color attribute as a map for a color ramp and assign the colors you want.
After that you can play around with how you want each "layer" to interact with the others by messing with the node system.
You can also assign different properties like making a portion of the surface more reflective by using the same (or making a new one specifically for that) color attribute.
Surely not a very straight forward way of doing things, but that's what I could come up with. It's also simpler to do than it sounds once you get your head around the idea and try it out a couple times.
Awesome
model of single shot looks great🤔
Yeah I was very surprised!
Thankyou for the vulcan miraco and editing knowledge, my hero, MY HERO!! 🗽
So good!
Thanks!
I wonder if the mesh data from the miraco can be used to mix with lidar scans from a topographical flying drone to boost some of the details, and that could result in making printed models or perhaps a most realistic driving simulator that uses actual Google earth API data with a.i. traffic simulation included.
Hmm 🤔 gonna check out the reviews first
Yeah it’s just like any other product, see how it fares on release then gauge the reaction. The kickstarter has close to 4mil dollars already so it’s pretty clear that there will be a lot of reviews dropping in the future!
Hey mate, how did you find it for doing things like clothing or shoes? Have you tried to scan something big with it like a jacket on a person?
Shoes are hit and miss if they have any black detailing since the device relies on Infrared. You basically need something called “scanning spray” to be able to scan any dark things properly. But if you can get some nice clear photos the details can be pretty astonishing.