One set of images for alignment and another for textures?
Hello,
I am running an experiment in which I project a noise pattern onto a surface to improve alignment. I take one picture with noise (Set A) and I then take a second image without the noise pattern for texture projection (Set B).
My question is: Once I have used set A for alignment and meshing, what is the best way to use Set B for texturing?
I can't use both sets of images for alignment and meshing since Set A and Set B tend to be misaligned by a couple mm here and there, so the mesh is not as clean.
The only option I can think of now is to replace Set A with Set B (in the image source folder) and clear the Reality Capture cache.
Is there a way to apply the alignment of one image to another?
I am running an experiment in which I project a noise pattern onto a surface to improve alignment. I take one picture with noise (Set A) and I then take a second image without the noise pattern for texture projection (Set B).
My question is: Once I have used set A for alignment and meshing, what is the best way to use Set B for texturing?
I can't use both sets of images for alignment and meshing since Set A and Set B tend to be misaligned by a couple mm here and there, so the mesh is not as clean.
The only option I can think of now is to replace Set A with Set B (in the image source folder) and clear the Reality Capture cache.
Is there a way to apply the alignment of one image to another?
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It turns out aligning both Set A and Set B together, but using Set A for meshing and Set B for texturing worked perfectly fine. It may not be absolutely perfect, but it's very very good. Good enough to proceed anyway :)
When I get a chance I'll try the replacement technique as well, but I'm going to move on for the moment.
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