Gradual selection for meshes

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LipcaCZ

• January 25, 2016 12:41

Agisoft has a very nice feature called gradual selection, which is perfect for get rid of these floating parts, that occurs especially in the hair. It would be great to have something similar in CR too :).

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  OzBigBen

  • January 29, 2016 13:29

  I prefer CloudCompare's filtering based on vertex density. Being able to visualise vertex density on a mesh is good for evaluating where more images are needed, and filtering by max/min density is handy for cleaning up the edges of arbitrary meshes. e.g. https://skfb.ly/JqnS

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  bananajunky

  • March 28, 2016 20:31

  Libor Telupil wrote:

  Agisoft has a very nice feature called gradual selection, which is perfect for get rid of these floating parts, that occurs especially in the hair. It would be great to have something similar in CR too :).
  
  

  
  
  Hi RC team, do you have an answer on the above question? Gradual selection and lasso tool would be very helpful tools if possible in RC. Would save some people and projects a lot of time and effort. :D

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  Yegor

  • March 30, 2016 14:07

  They already did it. Its Filtering tool. Buts its works not to perfect.

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  bananajunky

  • April 01, 2016 07:57

  Hi Yegor.
  
  Not quite the solution we were hoping for is it? :) Not sure how they will implement this or if its even possibly with the algorithms, however we shall see.

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