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It is important to note that the MeshLab work only changes the quality of the model - not its apparent size in 3D space. Meshlabserver -i original.obj -o small.obj -s 32k.mlxĪfter a few moments - depending on the speed of your kit and size of model - a reduced size version will be spat out. I followed Andrew Hazelden's blog post to run the script using Meshlab server. This is what I settled on, a script to reduce any model to 32,000 faces. The first step is to create a filter script in the Meshlab GUI. Meshlab has a great GUI - but it can be slow to work with, especially if you're trying to change lots of models at once. To do this, I used MeshLab - the Open Source 3D modelling software.

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On the left you can see the face of the full sized model - on the right is it after being shrunk.Ī surprising level of detail remains - and the filesize is a miniscule 1MB. I wanted a simple way to turn a complex model into something simple - but still recognisable. Once you add several models like that to a scene, everything grinds to a halt. Even on fast broadband that's a pain to download - and even on a fast computer it is slow to render. Take The Dancing Faun - at full resolution, that's around 230MB. The only problem is, these files are huge. 3D resizing is complex.Īs part of my ' Pirate Museum' I wanted to display 3D scans of statues using WebVR. 2D images are trivial to resize and resample with negligible loss of perceived quality. Loading large 3D Models in the browser is extremely resource intensive.

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