¶ Model Display
Enter the project interface, and click “Display” in the menu bar to set how the model is displayed.
• Zoom to Fit
Click to reset the zoom to its original position so the 3D model is fully visible on the screen.
• Default Position
Shows the 3D model from a viewpoint determined by the first few frames captured.
• Perspective View
The camera is positioned at a fixed point in space, so the model has a sense of depth and distance. This is the default view.
• Orthogonal View
All objects appear at the same scale, and all three dimensions (width, height, and depth) are projected onto a 2D plane to preserve their relative sizes and positions.
• Show Bounding Box
Displays or hides the bounding box around the current model. The bounding box is a rectangular box that is wrapped as tightly as possible around the object.
• Show Rotation Ball
Displays the XYZ rotation axis to show the model's orientation in 3D space.
• Show Grid
Displays or hides a virtual 3D grid in the editing interface. The grid is a structure of horizontal and vertical lines that help to position and align objects.
• Show Scanning Location
Displays location references for color scans captured in Single-shot mode. Use it to see if any color data needs to be reshot. Click on any reference to view a single frame captured at the current position; double-click on a reference to view the model image captured at the current position.
• Show Reverse Point
Shows or hides the surface across from the current one in another color (brown or transparent).
• Mesh Model Display
Solid: Turn the model’s surface on or off.
Wireframe: Shows the model’s wireframe.
Wireframe Overlay: Shows the model’s wireframe overlay.
• Model Properties
Click Model Properties to change the model’s color and surface properties.
• Enable Select Through
Enable it to select data right through the model.
• Screenshots
Full Screen: Capture the entire screen.
Model Only: Only captures an image of the 3D model.
• Light Source
Drag the icon to adjust the Light Source's position. Double-click the icon to reset to the default location. Click off the icon to close.
¶ Model Management
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¶ Batch ProcessingIf you’ve created a project with multiple scans, batch processing can perform the Fusion or Meshing processes with the same settings on multiple models. Click the Batch Processing button. Select the models to be processed. Select a setting for Fusion or Mesh and click Apply. ¶ Exporting ModelsThere are two methods of exporting models: • Open a Project > On the Project Management panel, click the • Open a Project > On the Project Management panel, click on a Model > In the Tab Bar, Click Export and select the state > Select the file destination and format. 
Note: Selectable file formats depend on the model state being exported. ¶ Delete All EditsIt deletes all the edits and resets the model to being unprocessed raw data. ¶ Renaming/Deleting ModelsDouble-click the model on the Project Management panel to rename it. Or click the ¶ Importing ModelsOpen a project or create a new project > In the File Menu, go to Import > Select the model and click Open. |
icon next to the model’s name > Click Export and select the state to export > Select the file destination and format.¶ Project Management
¶ Creating New Projects
There are three methods of creating new projects:
• On the Homepage (connected scanner) > Click the New Project pane or Scanner Connection Status pane.
• Click the button between the Home and Open Project buttons in the Menu Bar.
• In the project interface > In the File Menu, go to New Project and Click.
¶ Opening a Project
There are two methods of opening a project:
• On the Homepage's Project section > Double-click a project.
• In the project interface, go to Menu Bar, and click File > Open a Project or Open Recent Projects.
¶ Opening the folder
In the project interface, go to the Menu Bar and click File > Open Folder to open the folder where the current model is located.
¶ Saving Projects
When a project is open > In the File Menu, click Save.
¶ Renaming Projects
On the Homepage's Project section > Click the More icon on the project’s thumbnail > Click Rename.
¶ Deleting Projects
• Deleting Individual Projects
On the Homepage's Project section > Click the More icon on the project’s thumbnail > Click Delete.
• Deleting Multiple Projects
On the Homepage's Project section > Click the tick box next to one or more project thumbnails > Click Delete.
¶ Importing Projects
• Revo Scan (Mobile) to Revo Scan (PC)
1) Ensure the phone and PC are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
2) Open Revo Scan (PC) and click the New Project button on the Homepage.
3) Click the Import from Phone option in Revo Scan (PC)’s File menu.
4) Pick either the PIN code or the QR code transfer method.
5) Open Revo Scan (Mobile) and find the project to be transferred.
6) Tap the More button > Share icon in Revo Scan (Mobile).
7) Enter the PIN code or scan the QR code.
8) Start the file transfer.
Note: Don’t minimize the app or turn off the phone’s display during transfer, or it’ll fail.
• MIRACO to Revo Scan (PC)
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Transferring via Wi-Fi |
Transferring via USB |
| 1) Ensure MIRACO and PC are connected to the same Wi-fi network. | 1) Connect MIRACO to a PC using the USB Type-C to C cable. |
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2) Open Revo Scan (PC) and click Import from MIRACO > Wi-Fi in Revo Scan (PC)’s File menu. Pick either the PIN code or the QR code transfer method. |
2) Tap the Data Transfer button on the popup window on MIRACO. |
| 3) On MIRACO, tap the More button next to the required files and tap the Share Model icon. | 3) Open Revo Scan (PC), wait for a moment, and the project list in MIRACO will appear. |
| 4) Enter the PIN code or scan the QR code shown in Revo Scan (PC) to start the file transfer. | 4) Select the required files and export to your PC. |
| Note: Don’t leave the transfer interface or turn off the MIRACO's display during transfer, or it’ll fail. | |