Kkula9999's Revopoint MetroX Showcase

Hello, Revopoint users!

First, I’d like to express my gratitude to Revopoint for the incredible opportunity to participate as a beta tester for the MetroX scanner. It’s been an exciting journey exploring the scanner’s capabilities and sharing my experience with the community.

Scan #01 PS3 controller
Material: Plastic+ silicon + PTFE
surface: both reflective ( handle part) + non reflective (dog nose)
color: black

For this scan, I used the MetroX scanner in 14-line cross laser mode to capture a PS3 controller. As many of you know, dark-colored objects like the black surface of the PS3 controller can’t be effectively picked up in General mode. To overcome this, I switched to the black object scanning settings, which are optimized for capturing such challenging surfaces.


black color not picking up thru General Object Type


Black Object mode

To create a complete 3D mesh model of the controller, I scanned it from three different views. These scans were then merged seamlessly to produce a full and accurate 3D model, showcasing the MetroX scanner’s precision and versatility.


Scan View #1

Scan View #2

Scan View #3


Before Merge


After merged
Thank you again to Revopoint for this opportunity, and more scans will be coming, Stay Tune!

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Scan #02

Retro Computer hardware

color: black
surface: rough, non reflective

mode: Auto turntable/ cross laser

Compared to the Mini and Range, the MetroX’s Laser mode requires a bit more patience during scanning. I’m still experimenting and exploring ways to optimize its use. Below is an example of a scan using both the auto turntable and Laser mode to capture a black surface.


cross Lines

auto Turntable mode


after texture

Nice scans Ken !

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