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Possibility to manually select and remove points in the RAW model, same as in Fused and Meshed.
I think that it would help the fusion process if noise and unlogical points is removed before fusion.
2:
Measurement tool(s), firstly a simple point to point distance tool that can be used on RAW, Fused and Meshed models, it would help the user to keep track of the dimensions thru the process and understand where and why deviations appear.
Of course, measuring radius and diameters with 3 points would also be useful.
I know measurements can be done in other programs but it takes time to transfer data to other systems, it is better to have it accessible as close to the source as possible.
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Hi,
I just received my pop3 scanner (I started with the 1st pop scanner on Kickstarter) and used the new V5 software. Please check your multi monitor support!!! I am running the software on a laptop in a dock with 2 monitors attached, so in total 3 monitors while in dock. I cannot move the scanning window to one of the external monitors. The window size is than totaly “confused” than and I cannot reziese the window manualy. It only works when I use the laptop monitor for the scanning window.
The external and the internal monitors have different reolution, the internal monitor has a higher resolution than the external monitors. But the external minotrs are quite larger and therefore easier to work with while the laptop is docked.
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Thank you for your response, just to let you know: Version 5.1 does not solve the problem with more than 1 monitor attached to a laptop. The window handling is still “off”, the window on the external monitor is much to large and I cannot use the program. What I should mention is that my monitors have different resolution. The internal monitor has a higher resolution than the external ones:
Internal: 3840 x 2400 - win 11 scaling is 225%, it is 16" screen
Both external monitors: 2560x1440 - win 11 scaling is 125%, 26 or 27" screen
While docked the laptop screen has the same distance than the external monitor, but because of the smaller 16" screen I am working normaly only with the external ones and use the internal monitor only for “overview” work, not for detailed work like with the scanning software or CAD software.
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We have taken note of this problem and will consider addressing it in future plans. We will do our best to improve our program to better support multi-display setups with different resolutions.
Good news with Revoscan 5.1. The maximize button when having 2 monitors still acting weird, but now -finally- it is possible to readjust manually the size of the windows, so you can finally use the second screen in full. Still a bit buggy though, but yet another step in the right direction!
Not in my configuration.
I cannot move the window from my internal laptop monitor to one external monitor and rezize it there. I guess it is because the resolution of the internal monitor is much larger than the external monitor.
I cannot reach the bottom right corner. When I am trying to move the window from internal to external monitor, a part of the window - including the bottom right corner will be still on the internal monitor and this is causing the total confusion of the windows handling. The window is on more than 1 monitor and I am not able to move the window completly to a external monitor.
Sometimes when your windows are getting messed up, a trick is to maximize the window, but here on RevoScan it is making the situation even worse.
Hi @dingolino ，
Can you provide us with information about your computer model and monitor size? This will help us to better see what the problem is, thank you.
the laptop monitor is the one with the highest resolution.
The scale factor is 225% for the internal monitor for the external it is 125%
Best regards,
dingolino
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We absolutely need a Linux version. Linux has all 3D Printing tools working on it, along with 3D modelling, point clouds software (CloudCompare, Meshlab, Openflipper, Paraview and more!).
We have many developers here. I’m ArchLinux contributor. I daily-drive Garuda Linux. And I know how to make and fix things!
We can compile the software ourselves, figure out possible problems with porting. Or even help porting, fix libraries issues, and more!
REVOPOINT, please provide source code to your software like all of the good companies do! Or at least provide passwords to all your product’s SSH (I’m using RANGE scanner) along with openAPI so people could implement their own software.
I would like Portrait mode to be added for viewport operation in addition to the current Landscape mode. It would provide significant advantages when scanning relatively tall objects (say, standing people) instead of relatively wide objects (say, most auto parts). Ideally, it would be determined automatically when the scan is started, according to the scanner’s orientation.
Also, allow Merge to work with Manual mode when one object is smaller than 15% of the other object. An example of this would be scanning a person in lower resolution using the Range, then scanning the person’s face using the POP 3 at a higher resolution.
I do not see a way in 5 to fill in an open area up to a sharp edge that does not exist. I realize I can export this to another software, but it would be nice to be able to use a line between two vertexes and then fill the hole defined between the existing edges on one side of the line and the line.
