We're intending on reverse engineering our prefabricated assemblies this way. The preview box is much more eye friendly and doesn't obstruct the point cloud as bad.Īfter you've documented the image, or while someone else is documenting this point cloud in your office, you can import the point cloud into Revit and use it for referencing the pipe locations and equipment placement. Hopefully in the future they will allow pdf specifications.Įxample of notations in edit mode.
These notes support attachments (at this point in time only images) and hyperlinks. After scaling it accordingly you can load it into ReCap. This will scale the file accordingly and allow the file to be view-able in a point cloud format. It's important to note that prior to loading to ReCap you will want to use the scaling tool in Memento to reference two points and to give it a dimension. In turn the user can import the point cloud to Revit for future reference. The user can save the file as a point cloud. This opens up in Autodesk's ReCap software and allows the user to tag with notes and document in recap for future reference. Once this file has been loaded into Memento. Run #1: Processing Time about Five Minutes So I took eighteen photographs, emailed them to myself, and then processed them through memento. I began thinking back to a post that I wrote earlier in September about Memento and how I leveraged images to recapture the google earth terrain (influenced from Arne Bjelland), and decided I would try to accomplish the same thing, but with images from one of our completed systems. Being able to leverage data for efficiency in the field, client turnover, and documentation for future reference by our service department. One of the most important things in our world, today, is data.
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