[Service] How to use VRIN

Check out the guide: how to take videos and use VRIN.

 

 

1. Click the 'camera' button and choose 'Take video' or 'Choose from library'.

By the way, the video from library will be uploaded more clearly.

 

*You have to check those lists before uploading the video. 

Please make sure not to take the video on the single-color floor and change the video mode to 60fps. 

If you need more detail, then you can take a video of the required parts.

Take the video slowly for AI to catch the model well. 

 

2. Write the object name and upload the video. 

You can take an additional video and upload it. But, follow the rules below <FAQ>.

 

3. After doing the scribble, click the 'complete' button. 

 

If the object and background distinguish well, then you can skip this step. 

*Scribble is the step to distinguish object and background so that AI can scan the model exactly. 

 

4. Please wait until converting is complete. (It's about 3 minutes)

 

5. You can check out the 3D model with the message that "converting is complete".

Ta-da!👏

 

 

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<FAQ>

 

Q. What if I want to convert the bottom?

A. If you want to convert the hidden parts, such as the bottom, you can take an additional video and upload it. However, follow the rules. 

 

a. Take as many areas as possible in the first video. 
b. At the end of the first video, put the parts with clear textures (such as letters) for 1 to 2 seconds. 
c. Make the other parts of the object visible. 
d. Take the video you took at the end of the previous video for 1 to 2 seconds, and then take the part you want to convert. 

 

Q. Is it okay if other objects are seen in the video?

A. Yes, it is okay to see "some"(not all) of the other objects in the background. But put the model you want to scan in the center and film exactly. Also, distinguish with scribble. 

 

 

 

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⚠️ Matters that require attention ⚠️

* The object should be in the center of the video.

* Just take one object. (Keep every part of the object on the video screen)

* Set the video mode as 60fps, if it is possible.

* Try to tide the surroundings. 

* The object and background should not be similar. (To distinguish objects well)

* Take the video in a bright lighting environment where there's no shadow.

* Be careful not to change shape when repositioning objects that are easily deformed.

 

 

 

 

 

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* This guide is as of August 2022.