Faro Focus 3D X 130, Руководство по обучению

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Focus
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X 130 and X 330 • SCENE 5.3
September 2014
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Detail cropping is the process of removing scan data within the object
or area of interest. You may, for example have scan data that depicts a
person walking through the scan area during scanning, which you want
to remove, or you may want to remove spheres or checkerboards so they
do not distract from the object or area of interest.
Both Planar View and 3D View are used for detail cropping. This
process is similar to the process used for verifying the precision of
identified objects.
To crop details out of a scan:
In
Planar View , make a selection, then right-click on the selection and
click View > 3D View .
To rotate the selection, click the Examine button.
Then click the Set Rotation Point button.
Click in the image area to select the point around which you would like
the selection to rotate, then click and drag the mouse to rotate the image.
Use the
Polygon Selector
button to select the points you want to remove.
Right-click in the selection and click
Delete Inside Selection
. Use the
navigation buttons to inspect the data and continue cropping as needed.
Because Planar View displays only a single scan, you may need to open
multiple scans in Planar View to remove data related to the same object
(a single sphere that has been captured in multiple scans, for example).
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Scans must be loaded, without scan point clouds created.