3D scanning

Cannot select a vertex on a mesh
Hey, just loaded up a scanned mesh to have as a reference. Scaling the mesh down made me unable to select any vertices. Gradually scaling up makes it so i cant choose some, letting me select only some vertices. Is there a way to fix this? I guess the only workaround is just to scale the model 10x and then scale the…
Is there any way to use mesh or a 3d scan as reference?
When importing actual 3d scans and not phone scans, this ones are quite detailed, and have over 2M polygons. The issue comes when the feature of onshape auto snaps over every single polygon, wich makes onshape unusable (huge lag) even with a beefy pc. Is there a way to use a mesh as a reference, kind of like an 3d image…
Change orientation of 3D scanned import
Hi, I have imported a mesh. It is of a motorcycle cylinder head. The scan is skewed. I have created three perpendicular planes that bisect the part accurately. Now I need to translate and rotate the part to line up with the system axis. All suggestions appreciated.

Cannot select a vertex on a mesh
Hey, just loaded up a scanned mesh to have as a reference. Scaling the mesh down made me unable to select any vertices. Gradually scaling up makes it so i cant choose some, letting me select only some vertices. Is there a way to fix this? I guess the only workaround is just to scale the model 10x and then scale the…
Is there any way to use mesh or a 3d scan as reference?
When importing actual 3d scans and not phone scans, this ones are quite detailed, and have over 2M polygons. The issue comes when the feature of onshape auto snaps over every single polygon, wich makes onshape unusable (huge lag) even with a beefy pc. Is there a way to use a mesh as a reference, kind of like an 3d image…
Change orientation of 3D scanned import
Hi, I have imported a mesh. It is of a motorcycle cylinder head. The scan is skewed. I have created three perpendicular planes that bisect the part accurately. Now I need to translate and rotate the part to line up with the system axis. All suggestions appreciated.

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