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SR300, scan head, body, object, all ok, only when choosing scan face, "configuration not supported" displayed.
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When using the 3DScan tool, you need to at least tick the 'Landmarks' option in the side panel before it will work. You can tick a combination of options (Solid, Texture, etc) but one of the ticked options must be Landmarks. For example, 'Landmarks + Solid' or 'Landmarks + Texture' or 'Landmarks + Solid + Texture'
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When using the 3DScan tool, you need to at least tick the 'Landmarks' option in the side panel before it will work. You can tick a combination of options (Solid, Texture, etc) but one of the ticked options must be Landmarks. For example, 'Landmarks + Solid' or 'Landmarks + Texture' or 'Landmarks + Solid + Texture'
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you are right, thanks. could you please explain what is the meaning and function of "landmarks","marker"?
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Landmarks refers to the points on the human face that RealSense can track.
For an explanation about markers, please look at this documentation page. Thanks!
https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/realsense/camera-sdk/v1.1/documentation/html/index.html?doc_scan_marker_tracking.html Intel® RealSense™ SDK 2016 R2 Documentation
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in object mode, when choosing solid or marker, the result is color image, when choosing texture or solid+texture, the result is white(looks like a statue),why?
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Texture mode saves the texture as a separate (higher resolution) file, so the colour information is no longer stored in the .obj file. The default three.js viewer can't handle texture files so you'll need to find a different application to view the object in (for example, 3D Builder which comes pre-installed with Windows 10 for some reason).
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