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From: Andy (ANDYT)
Thank you as ever for your time and in depth prompt reply, much appreciated
I will have a look at the options suggested
Andy
From: Andy (ANDYT)
I have had some success importing a scanned 3D mesh .obj file into Moi using SubD in V4
Method:
I loaded the original high mesh count file into Meshlab (free) and reduced the mesh size -options to select = Filter / remeshing, simplification and reconstruction / simplification: quadric edge collapse decimation
Then typed in the new mesh count of 8000
Converted the mesh to - Filter / Polygonal & Quad Mesh / subdivision surfaces: Catmull-clark = giving 4 sided meshs
then exported the result as a .obj file
then in MOI clicked on SubD / from file and selected the above .obj file and after a few seconds it opened ok
This is fine for me, its not very detailed, but for tracing over it gives the volumes required for me to refine and tweak :-)
Andy
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
Not some examples images ? ;)
From: Andy (ANDYT)
Ah my apologies see below
I have deleted every 4th facet to make the surface slightly see through and reduce the amount of data + deleted the one side for now so I only have to trace one half then mirror
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Screenshot 2022-04-28 at 08.11.34.png
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
@Andy
If you use _SubdivBeta9 you will have the same Poly OBJ- free to you to subdivise 0 - 100 ;)
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