123d design sweep manual#

The “handles” on the side of the object did not come out very accurate in the stitched model, I set up the approximate center of the object and made a line along the z axis,īy doing a simple Revolve operation of the traced silhouette and the center axis IĬould generate the main shape of the object. I started by tracing the silhouette of the object using th interpolated curve tool. Seeing that the main features of my object areĬircular and symmetric I decided to try the revolve command. Once I had opened my object in Rhino I scaled it up to the right scale and obj file I set up some reference points and set up my coordinate However, I was pretty satisfied with the result of the scan and decided not to doīefore exporting to an.

123d design sweep manual#

I found that the fact that my object is circular and did not have a lot of “sharp”Ĭorners made the manual stitching by reference points pretty challenging. I had and since the object is relatively symmetrical this was something i could later fix in However, I figured that this was the best I could do with the photos The result became a bit better, but the parts close to the wall were still not I tried to do some manual stitching and re Overall, is was relatively satisfied with how the model came out, though some partsĬloser to the wall were pretty unclear. Further, I recorded the object with a total of 25 photos, which I To photograph objects, making sure the lighting of the photos was right, that the sceneĬontained no transparent or glossy objects and that the photographs were taken atĪppropriate intervals. Before choosing and photographing my object i read the 123D Catch tutorial on how