Faro Focus 3D X 130, Руководство по обучению

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Focus
3D
X 130 and X 330 • SCENE 5.3
September 2014
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SCENE displays scan data in five different views within the image area:
• Quick View – Provides a view of a single scan from the perspective
of the scanner.
• 3D View – Provides a view of a scan or cluster. A single scan is
shown from the perspective of the scanner. A cluster is shown as an
isometric projection.
• Planar View – Provides a flattened view of a single scan.
•
Correspondence View
– Provides a view of a cluster from the
perspective of the scanner. Correspondence View allows you to
reposition scans.
• Correspondence Split View – Provides views of two scans, each in
a separate window, from the perspective of the scanner.
The two views used most during this training are 3D View and
Correspondence Split View
. These views will be discussed in detail
later in the training.
There are other views in SCENE and in the user manual (
Structure
View , Administration View , Layout View , 3D Clear View , and
SCENE WebShare View)
. These, however, are not discrete views used
for visualizing scan data.
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When you open a view, the name of the window (usually the
name of the scan or cluster) is displayed at the top of the
window. If you maximize the window, the name is displayed
above the menu bar.
The names displayed at the top of the view windows vary,
depending on what type of view you have open and how you
opened the view. For example, if you open MD VMMw by right-
clicking on a scan in the
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window, the name of the
scan will be displayed at the top of the window; however, if
you open the same scan using another method, the name at
the top of the window will be WMMkLpLMM .