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Hi All,
I want to identify a model with Model Target, but this model is too complicated, with 2,650 Parts and 1.7 million faces, when I click the Publish button, the system prompts as follows:
what should I do if I want to identify this model with Model Target?
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Hi @ZL_9884170 ,
I think the best option is to use a second model for the Model Target. So you can copy you orignal model and simplify so far you can- e.g. remove all inner components and let only the components displayed which are important to create model target silhouette (with other words the model projection outline ) for particular view direction. OK in case that you want to have only guided view.I thin in this case a quite simplified model ( significant lower size) could be used instead of the original model. Then you can create the target when you used the simplified model (extra mode lwidget for this) and after the MT creation /definition you can set the model as invisible.
So the best option is to use the original model to create the second model but when you first :
- so you need to have then in the project 2 model widgets – one for the display of the original model(possibly you can also simplify it so far as possible) and second widget where you use the simplified model. After the definition of the MT then set the second /auxiliary model widget to invisible
Hi @ZL_9884170 ,
I think the best option is to use a second model for the Model Target. So you can copy you orignal model and simplify so far you can- e.g. remove all inner components and let only the components displayed which are important to create model target silhouette (with other words the model projection outline ) for particular view direction. OK in case that you want to have only guided view.I thin in this case a quite simplified model ( significant lower size) could be used instead of the original model. Then you can create the target when you used the simplified model (extra mode lwidget for this) and after the MT creation /definition you can set the model as invisible.
So the best option is to use the original model to create the second model but when you first :
- so you need to have then in the project 2 model widgets – one for the display of the original model(possibly you can also simplify it so far as possible) and second widget where you use the simplified model. After the definition of the MT then set the second /auxiliary model widget to invisible
Thank you SO MUCH!I will try this way!
I used the method you mentioned, but I have encountered a problem: the model of the entire assembly cannot completely coincide with the actual assembly. Why does the model identify inaccurately? And how can I solve this problem?
(The ratio of the model and the actual object is exactly consistent)