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Mesh Generation

Mesh Generation creates a reconstructed mesh from dense point cloud data. It is intended for reference geometry, proxy surfaces, and VFX layout rather than replacing final modeling in every shot.

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Workflow steps

  1. Run Heavy Tracking.
  2. Enable undistortion and dense point cloud generation.
  3. Inspect the dense result for quality.
  4. Choose a mesh quality preset: Low, Medium, High, or Ultra.
  5. Generate and import the mesh into Blender.

Important details

Mesh quality depends directly on dense point cloud quality. If the dense reconstruction is noisy or incomplete, improve tracking, masks, or source footage first.

Higher mesh quality can increase detail, but it also increases processing time and may include reconstruction, refinement, decimation, subdivision, curvature, texture patch, and texturing phases.

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Dense Point Clouds

Dense Point Cloud generation creates a high-detail colorized representation of the tracked scene from Heavy Tracking results. It is useful when sparse points are not enough to understand the environment.

Heavy Tracking

Heavy Tracking is the primary high-quality workflow for more reliable camera reconstruction. It is the right starting point when the shot needs strong solve quality, dense point clouds, mesh generation, masks, undistortion, or advanced settings.

Reset Workspace

Reset Workspace clears generated tracking and reconstruction outputs from the current sequence folder while preserving source image sequences. It helps avoid stale imports and confusing old result files.