I like the arrangement of the walking people, looks very natural and of course the heli is nice!

and another one

and another one...

I prepared a face- texture and applied it as a projection to the mesh.

I found some nice bodys at the warehouse and I took these things together

so, time to render with twilightrender and have some fun...

as I still have problems to import .obj- files to su I opended the file in meshlab and saved it in the 3ds- format.

Then it was easy to import to SU

There I smoothed it again

here I have the possibility to smooth the surface and to reduce the mesh

In the next step the different scans can be grouped and the build the new shape

after that I opened the file in sculptris

First weekend of testing this funny tool.

My idea was to build a 3D model of my wife. As I'm not good enough to model the shape by hand, the scanner in a good idea to build the ground shape.

Let's start with the object and the first scans:

I was sucessful by importing the obj to blender, so I exported it to 3ds and then I was able to import to SU

Here's the result:

Not bad for the very first scan....

kopf.skp

OK. First object scanned, not to bad for the beginning. I opened it on sculptris and reduced the mesh. (Thank you)

But I still have a problem of importing the .obj to SU. It still doesn't work

very nice model. I would darken the sidewalks, they look to clean and to light

Scanner arrived today! Can't wait to try it.

shoes, shoes, shoes

interesting tutorial to show the workflow.

personally I would prefer to render the final object

Thank you. I will try that.

I like sculptries but I have a problem with the reimport to scetchup.

If the mesh of a 3D sculpture is too detailed, how can I reduce the mesh? Is there any plugin to do that job?

Thank you for sharing your workflow. It's phantastic!

is it really a render? fantastic work!

very impressive. Really good work.