Konica Minolta Polygon Editing Tool - Manual (Page 32)

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File
Menu
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910
900
700
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File – Import – Elements
Importing Scanned Data
This command is used to import the raw scan data that was saved when the object was scanned by the VIVID
(VI) series digitizer.
Operating Procedure
1 From the [File] menu, select [Import]
and then click [Elements].
The [File-Import-Elements] dialog box will ap-
pear.
• The dialog box shows a list of files. If all the files
cannot be displayed on one page, a scroll bar will
be displayed.
2 From the [File of type] pull-down menu,
select the format of importing data.
Item Explanation
CAM (*.cam) Scan data for VIVID 300 or 700
CDM (*.cdm) Scan data for VIVID 900 or 910
CDK (*.cdk) Scan data for VIVID 9i
STL (*.stl) ASCII or Binary-type STL.
3 Select the file you want to import.
If you select an element file with the attached
image and you have also checked the Preview
box, the display area will show a preview im-
age.
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emo
• If you select data files having two or more data, the
[BACKWARD] and [FORWARD] buttons will be
active, allowing you to display a preview image of each
data.
• It is possible to select two or more files by clicking
them while holding down the [Shift] or [Ctrl] key. If
two or more files are selected, the preview image can
be switched from one file to another using the [BACK-
WARD]
and [FORWARD] buttons.
Note
• It is not possible to select files of different formats.
• Although it is possible to import STL format data, no
guarantee will be given if it contains illegal polygons.
4 Set various parameters including re-
duce rate.
• Select the desired rate from “1/1”, “1/4”, “1/9”,
“1/16” and “No polygon” by selecting from the
[Reduction Rate]
pull-down menu. “Adaptive” is
able to be selected when the CDK format is setting.
• If you want to generate points to fill in holes caused
by missing data, set the [File Holes] setting to “On”.
• The [Remove] pull-down menu lets you select
which points to remove from the imported data.
You can set this to any of the following: “None”,
“Boundary(B.)”, “5deg. & B.”, “10deg. & B.”,
“15deg. & B.”, or “20deg. & B.”
• If you want to filter the imported data, select the
appropriate parameter from the [Filter] pull-down
menu.