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Common reference objects are objects that are identified in more than
one scan and used to register scans together.
Common reference objects have many different names in SCENE,
including
targets
,
geometric objects
, and
references
.
There are two types of common reference objects you can identify in
SCENE:
• Targets (also called
Artificial References
)
• Geometric objects (also called Natural References )
There are three ways to manually identify common reference objects:
• Using the
Mark
tools. The
Mark
buttons are available in the
Correspondence Split View Toolbar and in the Identify Objects
Toolbar
.
• Using the selection buttons and the Create Objects command. The
selection buttons are available in the Point Selection Toolbar , and
the Create Objects command is available when you right-click on a
selection in the image area.
• Right-clicking in the image area and clicking
Find Objects
, then
clicking the type of object you want to identify. (This can be done
for an entire scan by right-clicking on the scan in the Structure
window, or for a selection, by making a selection in the image area,
right-clicking, and clicking Find Objects .)
Be sure to identify at least three common reference objects in each scan,
and remember that the more well-distributed the objects are, the more
successful the registration will be. (Well-distributed objects are far apart.)