@KyleCrafty I don't think it'll be very efficient for games or movies, since you'd actually need an original model to be scanned. It might be just as time-efficient to model an object in a 3D program, than to sculpt, furnish, polish, and paint a model. Plus, there'd be no way to scan entire environments.
@drbic246 did you see the amount of detail in the wireframe? just build a small replica of an environment and scan that instead. easy peasy lemon squeezy.
The wireframe alone shows the amount of detail this scanner can pick up. I can't wait until this technology gets put into games or 3d movies
KyleCrafty 1 month ago 8
@KyleCrafty I don't think it'll be very efficient for games or movies, since you'd actually need an original model to be scanned. It might be just as time-efficient to model an object in a 3D program, than to sculpt, furnish, polish, and paint a model. Plus, there'd be no way to scan entire environments.
drbic246 1 month ago
@drbic246 did you see the amount of detail in the wireframe? just build a small replica of an environment and scan that instead. easy peasy lemon squeezy.
SaucyYum 1 week ago
It looks weird. Which really puts the OrcaM on a challenge. It was successful! I can't wait to see what this can do with gaming or other things! :)
CrystalWolfXx 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Strange thing to scan...
CrannyNoko 1 month ago 8
@CrannyNoko Why? It's got a lot of curves. Perfect to demonstrate the system.
blackhole522 1 month ago