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Re: scan to 3d-learn
Hi Saba,
The success rate of getting a model with all the edges, surfaces etc as well defined solidwork features(like extrude/revolve etc) is near to impossible in my experience when you're using scan to 3d feature. Best you can get would be lots of faces, surfaces etc.
I have tried to use the feature previously on a part which was done by a FARO machine.
Hope that helps
Samio
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
hi
thank u for your answer.but finally i must to learn with scan to 3d and mesh wizard surface wizard and curve wizard.
do have any video or pdf or anything that help me?
thank u
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
Hi Saba,
Your Reseller should be able to help you with this. Frankly there is not a lot of training or information on ScanTo3D as compared to other SW add-ins. It is a very useful program in SW but it takes practice and honestly most that use it are self-taught. Hopefully some of the RE users on this forum can help you out. Attached is a PowerPoint that might help you. this is a document that I created back in 2006 when I was Product Manager for this product. There have been enhancements since this was published including curve wizard etc. but perhaps this will give you a better overview of the product.
Mark
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
hi mark
thank u so much for your powerpoint.
i am try to learn it as soon as i can.
please see this. i want to find the exact size and make a solid" i mean a part model" in solidworks."i should design it again with exact dimension."
i use mesh prop wizard 2 time to have 1/4 of all file. i use curve wizard to find the exact sizes.but it is not exact. the problem is where that we have 4 fillet.i think. i show it in jpg file.
please see the files.and show me the way that i can have a good model.
thanks.
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
hi again
how can i measure the size of a surface model?should i have a solid part model or not?
thank u
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
Have you done any searching on Google for help or tutorials?
https://www.google.com/search?q=solidworks+scan+to+3d&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
yes.as u see i saw every page that i could.please download attached files and open them in solidworks.
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Re: scan to 3d-learn
I can suggest you to integrate sections or plans made with softwares like Faro Scene, PointCab and Tomorama from GEOSAT insteed of directly the 3D point cloud.
