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Scan Settings
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Orientation- toggle between landscape and portrait scan view
orientation .
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Resolution- determines the density of the scan data acquired; higher
resolution will yield denser scans but can slow down the capture
speed .
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Object Size- determines the size of the scan volume; you can set this
according to the size of the object you are scanning.
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Prompt on Startup: you can toggle the object selection screen
on or off at start up .
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Color- Toggle the acquisition of color from the scanner; when this is
off, scanning speed is higher,
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Frame Rate- toggles the on-screen display of frames per second;
useful for gauging your computer's capability .
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Target Range- toggles the display of the cross-hairs on your screen;
it can be useful for keeping the scanner pointed at the center of the
object being scanned .
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Range Indicator- Provides visual guidance if you get to close or
too fat to the object being scanned .
Edit Tools
Crop Tool Bar: The tool bar located at the top of the screen provides options when editing your current scan .
erases the last change done on the scan;
return the view to the initial position or
Crop Tool
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Once the scan is completed, clicking
you to the
Crop
screen . If you need to crop your scan,
use the cursor to drag a window around the part of the
scan that you wish to keep. When you are finished,
Crop
click on the
button to remove the part of the scan
that you wanted to delete . If an error occurred while
cropping, simply click
Undo
scan will return to its original state . Click
the
Edit
screen .
Erase / Solidify Tools
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Use the
Erase
tool to remove unwanted portions of your scan . Move the cursor over the area that you want to
erase and let go of your mouse button; the unwanted portion will be removed .
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The
Solidify
tool will make your scan print-ready as a closed, watertight model .
Settings
(B) shows the settings for the current work flow;
Start Over
(D), delete the scan so that you can start over .
Next
will take
(arrow button) and your
Next
to go to
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Undo
(A)
Home
(C) lets you
A
B C D
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