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3D scanners are increasingly becoming more and more essential in game development, with video games now becoming increasingly complex, often taking 5 years or longer to make. This is partially due to the ever-increasing scope of video games and improved gaming hardware driving photorealistic graphics that are much more time-consuming to create. With this increased load, developers are always looking for ways to streamline their production process. Background Video games are a huge business, with the gaming market estimated to be worth over $340 billion in 2022 and for it to grow even more this year. That’s over three times bigger than the global movie industry. And supporting this massive industry is an eclectic hodge-podge of huge multi-national game studios to one-person development teams all producing various genres of games. How do 3D Scanners Help? Creating complex, highly-detailed 3D models of objects or people is time-consuming, especially when you must make thousands of game as...

There’s no reason to get all tied up scanning a shoe. Well, at least not with the help of this handy guide explaining how to 3D scan a shoe with a Revopoint 3D scanner. So let’s get into it. What do You Need? Scanner Any Revopoint 3D scanner can scan a shoe, but we recommend POP 3 or RANGE, with POP 3 being the best choice due to its better accuracy and excellent color scanning capabilities. If you have a MINI, you can still scan a shoe, but it’ll be a little bit more difficult due to its narrow field of view. Scanning Spray 3D scanning a shoe can be pretty easy or a little tricky, depending on the shoe’s surface. Let’s deal with that first. If a shoe has shiny black leather or just a really shiny surface, you’ll need to treat the surface with scanning spray to make it matte, so the scanner can get enough surface data to build the point cloud. Ideally, you’ll want a scanning spray that evaporates quickly by itself, or else you’ll have to clean the shoe after you’ve finished the scan. ...