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Posted · Correction scan 3D

Bonsoir à tous !

Je viens vers vous car dans le domaine du scan 3d je suis un peu pommé (voir beaucoup). Je pense que certains d'entre vous seront bien plus calés que moi dans le domaine et pourront m'aider :)

J'expose mon soucis !

Lorsque l'on scan en 3D nos modèles dentaire on obtient un très joli scan (scan pro de 3M prévu pour) mais les artefacts sont monstrueux et je parle même pas du maillage !

J'ai beaucoup entendu parler de netfabb pour corriger une partie or lui même n'y arrive pas (il me retourne une erreur !) :/ J'ai voulu tester meshlab mais quand je vois tout le boulot qu'il faudrait faire sur chaque modèle (10 par jour) waaah... et puis je comprends pas grand chose au logiciel en question ^^

Certains pourraient-ils m'aider dans une meilleure compréhension du soucis et m'orienter vers une solution ou plus possible ?

Encore merci à tous !

Jean-Baptiste

Nb. voici un scan en question histoire de voir à quoi ça ressemble:

https://mega.co.nz/#!MwZCmBxC!vpdoAxPF-n9rbwQ5VYOlwCSvsw1-vGHUgr5FeTP4Q3U

 

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    Posted · Correction scan 3D

    J'avais un scan tout pourri j'ai utilisé meshmixer pour le nettoyer et le corriger. Y a une fonction Make Solid qui fonctionne pas mal mais c'est pas forcément toujours précis (en fonction de la qualité du scan)

     

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    Posted · Correction scan 3D

    Ouep Comme dit Didier, Meshmixer et Meshlab fonctionnent bien sur ton fichier.

    Tu veux juste boucher les trous dans les dents et faire un petit détartrage de polygones ?

     

    Oui c'est exactement ça ! Afin de rendre plat le dessous du modèle pour pouvoir l'imprimer biens-sûr :)

     

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    Posted · Correction scan 3D

    https://netfabb.azurewebsites.net/

    super pour reparer les modeles, gratuit, online.

     

    Netfabb n'y arrive justement pas ! Essaye avec mon fichier et tu verras l'erreur qu'il te retourne :/

    Je vais aller tester Meshmixer :)

    Merci à vous ! Je reviens vite ;)

     

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    Posted · Correction scan 3D

    My french is quite bad, but i could understand enough of it to try and and help you.

    You could also try meshlab. This has quite a few filters to improve the quality of meshes. Most notably the poisson solver; this should guarentee watertight meshes. I've tried it with an octree depth of 8 and a solver divide of 8, which gives pretty decent results. If you want to print this, you can use cura to 'sink' it into the platform (so the bottom is flat)

     

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    Posted · Correction scan 3D

    @nallath Any problem if we speek english. I would like try meshlab but I need to find a very good tuto to do what I want with. For the momenI don't understand any thing of this soft ^^

    But my biggest problem is, how many time take this "manually" correction of one scan on meshlab ?

    Thanks a lot

     

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