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Not expert, by any means. I don't even have ISDX. I could probably hack my way through these things, but I aquired the scanner (NextEngine) hopefully as a tremendous time saver over modelling everything. I've had some previous luck extruding over the object, trimming, and then manipulating the trim. Thought the gurus might have a more elegent method over my caveman approach.
well basicaly it involves a curve network to be "hung" over the scaned data and then for surfaces to be built off the curves. the easiest way to do this is to create various xsections at strategic places (where you want your driving curves to be) and use the curve from xsection in order to get discrete imformation. yo can then resketch these curves with great control and hang your surfaces over these!
Unfortunately, I just received it yesterday, and I'm still waiting for our network people to resolvesoftware issues with our network. I'll be glad to pass info when I can.
I have a similar question, I have scanned bones, and now I am trying to tidy them up if that makes ense, like the parts that had to be glued down with blue tack etc..
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