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‎04-25-2017 10:23 AM - edited ‎04-25-2017 10:24 AM

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So to my understanding, during the 3D scanning process, the software creates a mesh grid of triangles in which I am assuming each intersection has x, y, and z coordinates. Is there any way to extract these values in David 5 so I can analyze the data of a specific surface? I noticed that the FAQs mentioned free software (meshlab) for measurements in millimeters, but what I need is measurements down to the micrometer scale.

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‎04-26-2017 04:10 AM

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If you export scan in .ply format you can open your file in text editor (Notepad). It looks like this:

 

ply.PNG

 

Maybe that helps somehow.

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