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Place markers 6 - 7 cm apart. If the object is too small to place markers on, use the Dual-axis Turntable or Marker Block Kit (Select different marker block shapes and place them randomly.) or place markers around it. Avoid using soft pads or cloths with markers.
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Don’t use too many markers, but ensure that at least 5 markers are placed irregularly per scanned frame.
- Try to place more markers at the key locations, such as the edges, grooves, and other complex surfaces.
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Ensure there is sufficient marker coverage before starting the scan, and none of the markers are covered.
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Ensure the markers are securely stuck and have no lifted edges.
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Avoid markers on curved surfaces to prevent deformation.
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Don’t use markers under direct sunlight, as the reflective light will affect the scan results.
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Repeated use of sticky markers is not advised, as their adhesive weakens and can shift during scans, disrupting tracking.
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For scans with high accuracy requirements, it’s recommended to use markers with an inner diameter of 6 mm. Note: Mixing different sizes of markers may affect the scan’s accuracy.