This data is from 3d scan, and I want to fill all holes to make proper stl data to 3d physical model output!
someone please teach me the best strategy to fill all holes.
thanks
The commands MeshFillHoles (it fills all possible holes at once) and MeshFillHole (you have to pick an open boundary edge for each hole to fill) might help in this case?
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thank you for reply!
as for this model is3d-scan data, some of bad holes are crazy like this pic…
I want fill holes which is good(possible to fill without coordinating ) automatically or one action first, and then ,later filling bad holes one by one is OK for me!
is the any good way?
Can’t you fill the holes in the scan post processing software?
thank you for reply!!
so…what is"scan post processing software"? could you please let me know, name example?
Depending on what device you use for scanning, the post porcessing software is required to convert the scan data into triangulated meshes. I’m using an Artec Leo and the software is called Artec Studio. Amongst many other things it can fill holes, remesh, add texture and fit CAD geometries such as cylinders and planes to scanned objects.
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Have you tried _Shrinkwrap yet?
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I think in this case Martin’s advice shows the best two paths forward:
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Fill with a mesh filling/repair software, usually part of the 3D scanning software, if you did the scan yourself. You can also try the software Meshmixer from Autodesk (it’s free) and see if it can remesh it and fill holes
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Try the Shrinkwrap command (Rhino 8) with the option to fill holes actively. Shrinkwrap should do this well. If it does not work well, please tell the developers so they can use this case to improve what’s not working.
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thank you so much!! really appreciate.
thank you so much! your idea helps me alot!
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