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If your point cloud is still in spherical coordinates with the origin at the scanner that created the point cloud its a pretty trivial exercise to generate a short script that turns it into an STL. I was faced with that problem Sunday. Mind, if your scanner is one of those where you have the object you are scanning on a turntable things can get a bit tricky...
2009-03-03 12:20:25 UTC in MeshLab
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Thanks Bob! I tried what you did and upped the ante to a 30 degree step angle to give your fix an acid test under more rigorous conditions and although it took a long time to process, it worked perfectly.
Interestingly, when I did the simplify mesh I didn't lose any vertices at all, but it worked afterwards all the same. Apparently "simplify the mesh" isn't exactly the same thing...
2009-02-06 18:48:02 UTC in Art of Illusion
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Hmmm... this forum app doesn't like spaces in URLs. Try this, instead...
http://www.3dreplicators.com/Misc/Octagonal_Stepper.zip.
2009-02-06 05:52:30 UTC in Art of Illusion
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If you have time to take a look, you can download the aoi file I was using in zipped format at...
http://www.3dreplicators.com/Misc/Octagonal Stepper.zip
If you try to do a boolean union between
Inner Loop extruded
and
Milling cup
You'll see the behaviour I've encountered.
2009-02-06 05:49:16 UTC in Art of Illusion
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I started out working with version 2.6 and then shifted to 2.7 to see if that would help. No joy. :-(.
2009-02-06 05:26:22 UTC in Art of Illusion
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Recently, I developed an app that generates the perimeters of a thrust plate for a CNC milled stepper motor that I am doing as part of the Reprap project. Rather than write a script to generate the perimeter in AoI, I wrote and debugged it in VB.NET which generated a text file with the coordinates of the vertices of the perimeters and then wrote a quickie tool script to read in the perimeter in...
2009-02-06 05:01:52 UTC in Art of Illusion