Ducati Scans

[Micr0]

Here are a couple of screen grabs of a Ducati Penigale Head I scanned for a friend yesterday.

[OBNRacerMan]

Great scans. How many polygons did you get in the model?
(Yesterday I scanned the cover of a conventional electrical outlet - each of the 16 "raw" scans had about 3 million polygons)

[mading]

Uau!
If it's not a secret, why did your friend wanted a scan? For creating something around it?

[Micr0]

Uau!
If it's not a secret, why did your friend wanted a scan? For creating something around it?

Not a secret. I'm helping him with this:

https://moto2-usa.blogspot.com/

[Micr0]

Great scans. How many polygons did you get in the model?
(Yesterday I scanned the cover of a conventional electrical outlet - each of the 16 "raw" scans had about 3 million polygons)

I haven't imported these scans into any other, and I don't know how to get a poly count from David. Never tried before. Decimated the file was about 100mb. That said, David's decimation routine is extremely primitive. Geomagic has a lot of intelligence and control built in to decimation. I'm going to try mesh mixer when I get the chance.

[Micr0]

[OBNRacerMan]

and I don't know how to get a poly count from David

HP3Dscan has a small button showing the properties of an object (or detailed information on several objects, if selected)

small blue button

properties of a large number of objects

[mading]

Thanks for pointing out this.
I use GOM inspect for decimation. Far better than HP3D, and according to a colleague easier than Geomagic and with more consistent results. And free.

[martan]

Really nice scans of nice objects.

Testastretta Evo (?)

Thanks for showing!

[mading]

And the projects are incredible, also!