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1. #ARTEC STUDIO SHOULD I DELETE WARNING FRAMES MANUAL#
2. #ARTEC STUDIO SHOULD I DELETE WARNING FRAMES PLUS#

It would be nice to know how you deal with this problem.Ĭonstant and almost constant predictors across samples (called zero and near-zero variance predictors in, respectively) happens quite often. That is, throwing data away should be avoided, if possible. Here I discuss this quick solution but point out that this might not be the best approach to use depending on your problem. One quick and dirty solution is to remove all predictors that satisfy some threshold criterion related to their variance. Even more common is the presence of predictors that are almost constant across samples. This kind of predictor is not only non-informative, it can break some models you may want to fit to your data (see example below). Such uninformative predictor is more common than you might think. Use semicolon as a delimiter between values in millimeters in the field.Datasets come sometimes with predictors that take an unique value across samples. Spherical target diameters -List of diameters of the target spheres used during scanning with Ray. Polygon limit for conventional simple rendering mode -maximum number of polygons in the viewport beyond which Artec Studio will switch to simple rendering mode during 3D navigation Point-cloud polygon limit -If the polygon count of a point-cloud surface exceeds the specified value, Artec Studio will render a simplified copy of this surface having no more than specified polygons. Once the system experiences lags, it automatically turns on simplification.

#ARTEC STUDIO SHOULD I DELETE WARNING FRAMES PLUS#

To this end, mark the Override default depth range checkbox and enter new range values.ĭisplay ¶ Last scanned surfaces -number of visible surfaces most recently captured that will appear in 3D View during scan Visible surfaces -total number of visible surfaces displayed during scan (equal to the number of most recently scanned surfaces plus the number of key frames to display) Disable smart simple rendering mode -smart simple rendering mode ensures that 3D content is rendered without simplification if computer resources allow it. If you are using an Artec L scanner or 3D-sensor and high accuracy is of lesser importance, however, you can adjust the depth boundaries manually, allowing you to scan closer to or further from the object than the recommended distances indicate. The scanner model determines these values. Therefore, you should position the scanner as close as possible to the object without crossing the cutoff plane.ĭefault settings for each 3D scanner contain minimum and maximum limits within which you can position the cutoff planes. On the other hand, if the scanner is too far away, various types of 3D “noise” will appear in the scene, complicating the postprocessing effort and affecting the final results. If it’s too close to the object, it may fail to capture all or part of the object. For details regarding these buttons, see Scanner Buttons and Capture Modes. The first option is the Trigger mode for device button checkbox, which changes the button behavior on the Artec MH and Artec MHT scanners. The Capture section covers settings related to the trigger button for the Artec MHT scanner, as well as the scanning-depth range and individual frames acquired during the scan. Notes Regarding Scanner-Calibration Files.Correcting Field of View for EVA, MHT, MH and L Scanners.Surface-Consistency Detection During Import.Registering Artec Studio as Default Viewer.Using Sections to Measure Area and Volume.Placing Objects on Coordinate Plane (Positioning Tool).Moving, Rotating and Scaling (Transformation Tool).

#ARTEC STUDIO SHOULD I DELETE WARNING FRAMES MANUAL#

Using Photogrammetry Solution (Scan Reference).Auto-align new scans with those marked in Workspace.Base Removal: Erasing a Supporting Surface.Selecting and Preparing Objects for Scanning.Managing Artec 3D Scanners and Products.3D Scanner Activation Using Artec Installation Center.