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Configuration
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- Affix the object you want to scan to the center of the turntable using putty. You will likely have to place the object on a block to get it up a bit higher. Secure both the block and the object using the putty so they do not move.
- Log into aurora and run the "CyDir" application. Note that this application mainly consists of menus and dialog windows, which are typically followed from top to bottom, left to right. Only some of the menu items and buttons are covered in this documentation.
- Click on the green plus sign to create a new directory and project.
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- Replace the "???" with the name of your project. (You may wish to enumerate it such as "myscan-1", as you will likely perform multiple scans).
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- Replace the "???" with the name of your project. (You may wish to enumerate it such as "myscan-1", as you will likely perform multiple scans). Hit Enter to continue.
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- Click on the right-facing red arrow next to your new directory name.
- Click on "Scan" to open the Guee window.
- In this window, select the number of scans you want to perform to cover the 360 degrees (usually 8 is fine), and also indicate whether you want to store color values or not.
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