Hi,
i just have a little question about one thing:
in "http://www.david-laserscanner.com/wiki/david3_user_manual/shape_fusion" you say, that "The result heavily depends on the fusion parameter 'Resolution'". what exactly do you mean with "Resolution" and the "Parameter"?
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Re: Resolution
by WalterMo » Thu Nov 29, 2012 9:49 am
Here you can see the difference after fusion.
The left was made with a resolution of 500 and without setting the 'Refinement' hook.
The right with a resolution of 800 and the 'Refinement' hook was set.
A hook was set in both cases for 'Close Holes'.
The 'parameter' is the set value (e.g. 500). Of course a higher resolution corresponds with a bigger file size. In these cases 41.8 MB (550) and 99.8MB (800).
The left was made with a resolution of 500 and without setting the 'Refinement' hook.
The right with a resolution of 800 and the 'Refinement' hook was set.
A hook was set in both cases for 'Close Holes'.
The 'parameter' is the set value (e.g. 500). Of course a higher resolution corresponds with a bigger file size. In these cases 41.8 MB (550) and 99.8MB (800).
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Re: Resolution
by omel » Thu Nov 29, 2012 10:06 am
Thank you WalterMo. So it which measurement unit is the Resolution? If i get a Mesh online from the software i could just work without the fusion resolution or not?
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Re: Resolution
by WalterMo » Thu Nov 29, 2012 2:51 pm
I don't know what units the 'Resolution' has. That's a question for a DAVID programmer.
Your second question I don't understand:
If you have OBJ files from any source, you can upload them to Shape Fusion. You can align them here. If you intend to fuse them you must set a value for the resolution. Start with 300.
Your second question I don't understand:
If you have OBJ files from any source, you can upload them to Shape Fusion. You can align them here. If you intend to fuse them you must set a value for the resolution. Start with 300.
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Re: Resolution
by Elesago » Thu Sep 25, 2014 12:03 pm
Hello,
I'm using David Laser Scanner and I want to know which is the measurement unit of the resolution. I hope anybody can write here. I need it.
Thanks!
I'm using David Laser Scanner and I want to know which is the measurement unit of the resolution. I hope anybody can write here. I need it.
Thanks!
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Re: Resolution
by MagWeb » Thu Sep 25, 2014 2:24 pm
There's no stable unit for the resolution.
As far as I understood (maybe this has to be corrected):
The resolution value means a 3D grid resolution.
DAVID constructs a "bounding cube" around your object. Its side length is 1.2 times the biggest dimension (either in X, Y or Z)
Means if there is a object of 100x50x50 mm the bounding cube is 120x120x120 (1.2 x 100).
This bounding cube is devided by the resolution value.
If you set Resolution to 250 there are 250x250x250 cells. Each cell cube is 0.48x0.48x0.48 ( 120/250 - its side length is displayed as "VertexSpacing" right below the Res slider)
Each cell which is intersected by the surface to fuse constructs a vertex of the fusion result. The vertex isn't in the cells center but at a 3D place which represents the surface best.
Edit: Sorry, there was a mistake saying that "120/250=0.12". The red values are corrected now - Thanks, Erhardt!
As far as I understood (maybe this has to be corrected):
The resolution value means a 3D grid resolution.
DAVID constructs a "bounding cube" around your object. Its side length is 1.2 times the biggest dimension (either in X, Y or Z)
Means if there is a object of 100x50x50 mm the bounding cube is 120x120x120 (1.2 x 100).
This bounding cube is devided by the resolution value.
If you set Resolution to 250 there are 250x250x250 cells. Each cell cube is 0.48x0.48x0.48 ( 120/250 - its side length is displayed as "VertexSpacing" right below the Res slider)
Each cell which is intersected by the surface to fuse constructs a vertex of the fusion result. The vertex isn't in the cells center but at a 3D place which represents the surface best.
Edit: Sorry, there was a mistake saying that "120/250=0.12". The red values are corrected now - Thanks, Erhardt!
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