RSscan footscan, User Manual

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10.1 Both Feet 3D Scanner
The both feet 3D scanner analysis (Figure 37 ) shows the scanned left and/or right foot.
Figure 37:
The Both Feet 3D scanner analysis shows the scanned left and/or right foot.
The scanned foot can be manipulated by clicking and dragging inside the view.
A number of predefined measurements are performed and made visible on the 3D scan
of each foot and as numerical values (in millimeter) in the measurement table
underneath it:
Arch height: blue line
Arch length: magenta line
Foot length: red line
Foot width: green line
While these predefined measurements are non-modifiably, girth measurements -
circumnavigating the 3D foot model - can be added, modified or removed as desired. A
new girth measurement can be added by clicking the button. Removing a girth
measurement is done by clicking on the button.
Like the other predefined measurements, girth measurements are shown both on the
3D foot model and in the measurement table underneath it.
A girth measurement can be selected by clicking on it either on the 3D foot model or on
its measurement table entry. Selecting a girth measurement in any way will
automatically highlight it both on the 3D foot model and in the measurement table.
A selected girth measurement can be modified by using the mouse to drag the girth
measurement across the 3D foot model. Using the left mouse button, the girth is moved
perpendicular against its axis. Rotating the girth measurement is done by dragging the
girth using the right mouse button.
The measurements table also mentions an estimation of the shoe size, the estimated
shoe size is based upon the measured foot length and the toe allowance parameter.
The toe allowance (in millimeter) can be set with the Toe allowance in mm: spinbox
and in the settings dialog (see
6.4 ).
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