This is impressive, really.
i can't wait to see the finished model

I am afraid that is very difficult to have the same result than the first blue image following!
(Best will be to redraw ! :)

You can ehance some regulates inside Instant meshes but...

The Createfrom file will be the better result ... no time now for continue!

Here the SubDBeta9 with small Subd (16 %)



This is just a mirage! :) And a miracle because start image is so devasted! ;)


I am astonished! :) Bon courage for make the same in 3D! Because here it's 10 seconds! :)

Hi pafurijaz,

> So that’s why I suggested this approach, considering that Moi3D doesn’t have a way to import
> STL files, except for some JavaScript scripts, and I figured that having a STEP file, even
> if polygonal, could let you do the reconstruction right inside Moi3D's tools.

This is true, but the reconstruction process has a very high learning curve and is better done with tools that are specifically focused on that type of task which MOI is not.

The OP asked:



The simple answer is "nope, you cannot just open up scan data into MOI and proceed like it was an object you modeled."

- Michael

Hi pafurijaz,

re:
> because Moi3D can’t recognize the sharp edges of subdivision surfaces

No, not true - edge creasing and weighting are supported by Moi's subdivision surface converter.

But there is not any way in the .obj format to represent edge creasing, you need to use FBX format for that.

- Michael