I have a lot of experience with scanning using a Artec spider & leo. Within their software you have the ability to seperate mistracked frames into another scan file. you can then align these together to create a final mesh.
It also keeps the point clouds as separate layers so you can test and rework the alignments before final export.
If you added this functionality you would have a serious competitor to the high end scanners. Without it it can lead to large scan projects being more or less useless as revoscan will align a chunk of frames incorrectly
I know it shouldnt be encouraged too much but the user interface for Artec would be the one I would be copying ! heh
They have a layer tab with numerous clouds in it, and the mesh once you process this.
If you double click into a scan you can see, select, delete and separate the scan frames. I spent a year or so scanning things at Weta Workshop, you can save some pretty bad scans with this processing method
It is Artec Studio 16 interface , I was reworking and fixing some POP2 scans for tests in it the other day, the last company that copied Artec software features are now in the curt , they don’t play .
The feature is great , but Revo Scan is still a baby , I wish they merge Revo Scan and Revo Studio into one software and build it from there .
