High Density XYZ file to creat a game , is blk 360 good for this project?14296
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| Hi guys, I need high density xyz data from matterport to create a game. I see that the mp 2 camera does not provide high dencity data. What about blk 360? Is it enough quality to create a game? Thanks for your advice. Br Ali. |
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| @alirizacil You can create dense point clouds with pro 2 which should work as input for unreal engine. BLK data is very "heavy", but if you need exteriors, than you must go with the BLK. Have a look at Mayanks website, he is an expert in the work with Matterport and other Pointclouds (and he can also provide conversions). Here is a link to his Facebook page where you can find lots of example videos. |
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| If you want to do it with Matterport you can only use a LiDAR camera that is supported by Matterport and it is BLK360. There may be some other cameras but I only hear people referring to Leica BLK360. As much as I read about it on forums related to LiDAR scanning it is not the best choice in LiDAR scanning world, Not sure(do not remember) if it's related to density but considering there are LiDARs that can see 100 and 300m probably it is an entry level camera with low density and 30m vision only. And I am quite sure density is also referred with a distance to an object, if you take a BLK360 and scan a space with a distance 10m to walls/objects it will be much dense vs if you do the same with 28m distance. |
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