Scan Interface¶
Interface Overview¶
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For the introduction to the top navigation bar and Settings & Help buttons in the top right corner, please see software interface.
① Camera Windows¶
Check the actual scanning scenarios captured by black-and-white camera and texture camera so as to adjust parameters accurately.
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The window for texture camera is disabled by default and can be enabled through the menu of the right mouse button.
② Project List and Scan Setting¶
Switch Project List and Scan Setting.
③ Scan Mode¶
Support Open global markers file or directly Scan global markers:
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Object Scan > Hybrid alignment mode.
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Object Scan > Global markers alignment mode.
④ Parameter Settings¶
Set Brightness, Working distance adjustment and other scanning parameters, for more see scanning settings.
⑤ Project Information¶
Display the Mode of Alignment, Resolution, and the state for Texture Scan button.
⑥ Remaining Memory and CPU¶
- Remaining Memory: Display the remaining memory space.
- CPU: Indicate the amount of computer's CPU resources it occupies during runtime.
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If the program's memory usage is excessively high, it is recommended that you close other non-scanner software and wait patiently.
⑦ Previewing / Scanning Window¶
Windows for viewing the pre-scan results and the scanned model effects.
⑧ Data Editing Toolbar¶
Edit the scanned data and adjust the perspective, for more see data editing.
⑨ Shortcuts¶
Adjust the angle of models, move models and select data quickly, for more see shortcuts.
⑨ Scan and Generate Point Clouds¶
Preview, Start & Pause Scan and Generate Point Clouds, for more see start scanning.
⑪ Side Function Bar¶
Import the Project Group, Projects Alignment, Delete & Save Your Scan, and Show/Hide Texture, for more see side function bar.
⑫ Mesh Model¶
See more details in mesh model.
⑬ Others¶
Display the Frame Rate, Frame in Total and Points in Total of the current project.
Click Fitting View to adjust the model size automatically to fit the screen.
Besides, a view controller is also provided in the lower right corner to help switch perspectives conveniently, as shown in the right figure.