CySlice
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| - | New docs site still under construction. The current CySlice User Guides are found at http://www.headus.com.au/doc/cyslice.html. | + | New docs site still under construction. Links in green are to pages that don't exist yet. The current CySlice User Guides are found at http://www.headus.com.au/doc/cyslice.html. |
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| CySlice allows users to fit NURBS, SUBD or Poly surfaces to dense polymeshes, such as those created from 3D scanning. Color, bump/normal and displacement maps can then be extracted, capturing all the detail of the original dense mesh in the simplified surfaces. | CySlice allows users to fit NURBS, SUBD or Poly surfaces to dense polymeshes, such as those created from 3D scanning. Color, bump/normal and displacement maps can then be extracted, capturing all the detail of the original dense mesh in the simplified surfaces. | ||
| - | * [[CySlice Overview]] | + | * [[CySlice: About CySlice|Overview]] |
| - | * [[CySlice Polymesh Edit / PlyEdit]] | + | * [[PlyEdit|Polymesh Edit / PlyEdit]] |
| - | * [[CySlice Polymesh Maps]] | + | * [[MeshMaps|Polymesh Maps]] |
| - | * [[CySlice Measure / CySize]] | + | * [[CySize|Measure / CySize]] |
| - | * [[CySlice Networks]] | + | * [[CySlice Networks|Networks]] |
| - | * [[CySlice Slicing]] | + | * [[Slicing|Slicing]] |
| - | * [[PlyTool]] | + | * [http://www.uvlayout.com/doc/User_Guide:_About_UVLayout UVLayout] |
| - | * [[PlyView]] | + | |
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New docs site still under construction. Links in green are to pages that don't exist yet. The current CySlice User Guides are found at http://www.headus.com.au/doc/cyslice.html.
CySlice allows users to fit NURBS, SUBD or Poly surfaces to dense polymeshes, such as those created from 3D scanning. Color, bump/normal and displacement maps can then be extracted, capturing all the detail of the original dense mesh in the simplified surfaces.