101 Reply by tonyno

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Re: New version of FreeLSS committed to Github

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Turn off noise reduction and set threshold to its lowest value. Set exposure to auto and reduce the amount of light shining on the object as well.  Please post a picture of the image generated when you click the Test button.

Thanks. Here is the pic.

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Re: New version of FreeLSS committed to Github

Since the red line covers the entire object in that image it should scan fine.  Can you try the scan again?

103 Reply by hairu526 (edited by hairu526 2017-10-26 02:36:36)

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Re: New version of FreeLSS committed to Github

FreeLSS version 1.26 is now available via the ATLAS 3D auto-update system.

This releases fixes the reported issues from 1.25 and also adds a new scan quality feature.

Sub-pixel Laser Line Detection
The laser line can now be detected to a sub-pixel level resulting in greater scan quality and accuracy.

Fixed Issues

  • Resolved the "Exception: No active preset found: -1" issue.

  • Resolved the missing dependency (no such file or directory) issues.

Thanks,
Uriah Liggett

104 Reply by knowack

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Re: New version of FreeLSS committed to Github

Any thoughts of restoring the feature of a combined left/right laser scan?

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I still see that as an option.

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Re: New version of FreeLSS committed to Github

Yes, but if I understand correctly, the recent software versions save the L and R laser results as separate shells that you then have to combine in Meshlab or something.  Older versions of the software produced a combined shell.