Capturing reality mesh editing update#
The update also adds support for the native ZFS and ZFRJ file formats of Zoller + Fröhlich (Z+F) laser scanners, and for image group files from Leica’s BLK360 compact laser scanner. In addition, it is now possible to export 3D data directly from Realit圜apture to online geospatial data platform Cesium ion, making it view and share much larger 3D models. Users can edit the AI classification manually. The update also introduces a new AI-based system for identifying ground areas when generating digital terrain models from point cloud data. The change “dramatically reduces” the work required in the field and post-processing time in Realit圜apture, and makes it possible to review the accuracy of individual camera positions. New features in Realit圜apture 1.1 include support for the flight logs of PPK and RTK drones. New in Realit圜apture 1.1: support for drone flight logs, new features for aerial surveys
Capturing reality mesh editing software#
The software is widely used in the entertainment industry to generate assets for use in games and VFX projects, but also includes functionality aimed at aerial surveying and urban planning work.
It is capable of tackling very large mixed data sets, even on laptops and low-end hardware. Originally released in 2016, Realit圜apture generates accurate triangle-based meshes of real-world objects, ranging from people and props to complete environments. Capturing Reality has released Realit圜apture 1.1, the first major update to its popular photogrammetry and laser scan data processing software since its original release.Ĭodenamed ‘Blaze’, the new release improves workflow when processing drone footage, and adds a new AI-based system for identifying open ground when generating digital terrain models.Ĭonverts large mixed data sets into clean production assets
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