My goal: I have a project with 3500 pictures. I cannot make a model from all of these at once, RC will give me an out of memory error (I have only 16Gb).
So, I’ve split the picture set in three parts, which correspond to three parts of the scene (it is a jetty which is very suitable to be split up in separate parts). I am able to process these separate picture sets (in separate RC project files) and I get three nice models. I can export each model to .obj format so I have three .obj files. I can then import each .obj file again into the same RC project file. So now I have one RC project files with my three models.
Now, is there a way to combine these three models into one again so I can view them as one scene?
Decimate all models to about 5mln poly. And merge them in MeshMixer or Autodesk Remake (free version allow work with meshes and work well with millions of poly).
Open both meshes in MeshLab, delete overlapped polygons. Flatten mesh to single layer. Save as OBJ and open in ReMake.
And now you can fill holes/briges/etc in it.
Hi Vladen.
I was wondering if there was a way to merge two models directly in Autodesk Remake.
If not then I guess I will just do it through MeshLab as you suggest, or some other software.
Thanks for the guidelines
