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DISCUSSION Andrew Langdon-Davies 2 participants 2 messages Nov 22, 2002 – Nov 25, 2002

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Andrew,

I'm afraid that I never got very far with this, but for what it's worth:

It depends on what you mean by modeling. If you want to create a 3D surface, then wrap the photograph around it, there are a number of things available (such as Povray, BMRT) which will do it one image at a time for you. To do it in real time (such as a game) seems to involve writing your own code, or using something like 3D Studio Max on a windows machine (it _may_ work under Wine, but I never tried it).

If you want to "take a stereo pair of images and create a model" or "take a number of cross-sectional images and create a model" then I also looked into this a short while ago, but didn't come up with anything. I also looked around for Windows software, but couldn't find anything either.

What do you want to do with the model - this will affect the kind of model you produce (or at least the format of the data)

Paul.

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Is there anything available in Linux for 3-D modelling from photographs? TIA
Andrew

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