Here’s my most recent scan and print of (another) sneaker. I’m most happy with the detail and the scanning process (single-shot-mode, one scan).
Unfortunately there’s an area of misalignment that I only noticed after two prints failing on the same spot:
After closer examination I found two additional layers of scanned geometry beneath the actual surface:
(screenshot from inside the shoe facing it’s tip)
These surfaces weren’t detected neither by the Overlap-search (maybe because the gap between the surfaces is too large?!) nor the Isolation-search (maybe they are somewhere connected to the main geometry?!).
Cleaning these turns out to be a nightmare because I have to select the points from inside the shoe - but by doing so I always select areas from behind my position on the opposite side of the shoe! There seems to be a major flaw in RevoScan when it comes to compute the user-camera’s position or recognizing what’s in front of the camera and what’s behind it.
So maybe someone can suggest another point cloud-editing software that is capable of doing such clean up actions properly.