Pretty Cool!
This free app can, with patience gave me a fair image of my Apple Mac-Clock, a replica of the original Macintosh. Being unfamiliar with how to work it, I managed to produce a distorted, but recognizable scan, with the help of prodAR’s helpful hints and useful instructions.
I will have fun playing with other objects. The missing star is for the time it takes to produce a scan. But for the price, it’s very entertaining.
I will have fun playing with other objects. The missing star is for the time it takes to produce a scan. But for the price, it’s very entertaining.
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Idk
It doesn’t work that much for me, I don’t know why but it won’t let me scan things
Scanner that does nothing
After scanning, no processing to a wireframe or model or anything that can be used. There’s a pay feature that tells you nothing about what it might look if you pay.
Surprisingly good results
I just bought a Form 3+ resin printer, and I’ve been trying to find an app that can do 3d scans accurate enough to print attachments (e.g. glasses on my face, or a hat on a baby toy). I was skeptical of this at first, because it takes around five minutes of detailed scanning in a well-lit area. (Bright light is key.)
The bounding box estimation could be a little better, and some of the interface is unlabeled (like the camera button in the lower right during a 3D scan), and you have to be careful to get all angles of complex shapes (e.g. the neck of a turtle where it meets the shell, otherwise it’s obscured by the head), but this app produces the best scans I’ve seen yet.
Overall I would say it’s worth the $30/yr. It would be nice to be able to export once or twice before having to pay, but a dev has to make a living somehow.
The bounding box estimation could be a little better, and some of the interface is unlabeled (like the camera button in the lower right during a 3D scan), and you have to be careful to get all angles of complex shapes (e.g. the neck of a turtle where it meets the shell, otherwise it’s obscured by the head), but this app produces the best scans I’ve seen yet.
Overall I would say it’s worth the $30/yr. It would be nice to be able to export once or twice before having to pay, but a dev has to make a living somehow.
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