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If no alignment can be identified by the software, a '''Manual Alignment''' will start.
 
If no alignment can be identified by the software, a '''Manual Alignment''' will start.
  
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The manual alignment starts every time the software can not perform a '''Direct Alignment'''. The user can also acceed this tool by holding {{Inline button|Key shift.png}} when clicking the ''Alignment Button'' in the [[Main_Toolbar|Main Toolbar]]
 
The manual alignment starts every time the software can not perform a '''Direct Alignment'''. The user can also acceed this tool by holding {{Inline button|Key shift.png}} when clicking the ''Alignment Button'' in the [[Main_Toolbar|Main Toolbar]]

Revision as of 21:22, 4 January 2016


Alineación

Cuando se escanean más objetos, su posición recíproca no está registrada. Para trabajar correctamente con los datos escaneados, todas las Capturas deben estár situadas en el mismo sistema de referencia.

Antes de todo, el usuario debe identificar qué Captura utilizar como referencia para todas las otras. En los "Proyectos Estructurados", el software identifica automaticamente la referencia de cada elemento.

Cada vez que se captura una nueva información, es necesario "alinear" el nuevo dato a la "Alineación de Referencia" o a una "captura ya alineada al resto del proyecto"

Cada información capturada tendrá una "Captura de Referencia". El "Árbol de Proyecto" muestra esta relación: cada elemento hijo será alineado a su elemento padre.

Alineación Directa

OpticalRevEng Dental puede alinear automaticamente las Capturas:

  1. Seleccionar del Árbol de Proyecto el elemento que debe ser alineado con el resto del proyecto.
  2. Hacer clic en el icono "Alineación" en la Barra de las Herramientas

The software will choose the reference, it will analyze the selected acquisition and the reference and it will identify the correct position of the selected item with respect to the reference.
If no alignment can be identified by the software, a Manual Alignment will start.

Alineación Manual

The manual alignment starts every time the software can not perform a Direct Alignment. The user can also acceed this tool by holding Key shift.png when clicking the Alignment Button in the Main Toolbar

Interface

The picture here below shows the interface of the manual alignment:

Dental 2 5 manualAlignment.jpg

There are 4 different areas in this screen:

  • On the top left is displayed the reference object, which gives the reference position for all the project data
  • On the top right is shown the moving object, that has to be moved from its current position and placed in the same reference system of all the other project data
  • On the bottom are displayed both objects, so that the user can check the current position of the moving object
  • On the bottom right some options and a Numeric Report are available

Procedure

To manually align the elements:

  1. Place both the reference object and the moving object in the same point of view, until the parts in common are visible
  2. Click on the same point on both the objects
  3. Check in the 3D view below, if the position is more or less correct (it's not necessary, at this stage, to find the perfect position)
  4. Click the Best Fit button on the right

If the two objects have enough points in common, the software will find the best alignment between them. Visually check the alignment on the bottom 3D View or by reading the values in the Numeric Report.

If the alignment is correct, click Ok to confirm the new position of the moving object.

Otherwise, click the Reset button and restart the alignment.

Dental 2 5 manualAlignmentAnim.gif

Options

There are two options available during the manual aligment:

  1. Fine Alignment : usually Best Fit moves the object up to 1mm closer to the reference. If the parts in common between the two objects are really small ,use Fine Aligment to move the object not more than 0.1mm closer to the reference
  2. Ignore Normals : allows the user to align the internal part of an object to the external part of another, and viceversa.
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