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I've had some success with that. It's pretty neat! Haven't used it professionally mainly because the titles I've worked on lately aren't realistic so you can't
by PacificSpecific 5mo ago
I've had some success with that. It's pretty neat!
Haven't used it professionally mainly because the titles I've worked on lately aren't realistic so you can't really procure the materials to scan.
- p0w3n3d 5mo agoany software specifically? I remember like 5 years ago or so seeing someone taking a photo with a DLSR of a chipped stair step and 3d printing an addition to it which filled the chipped part like a glove and it was looking like a lego brick. I haven't found it though. Only some "Kiri Engine" which requires phone.
- PacificSpecific 5mo agoCouple options I've tried. ALICE vision is an open source library (I used it through Houdini) Also epic makes an app called Realityscan The term is "photogrammetry" which might help in your searches