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vanessa [Rhinoceros 8]
+++ rhino:reverseengineering [2023/02/10] (current)
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 You can extract section curves from a point cloud (PointCloudSection command), or from a polygon mesh with Section or Contour.
-  *[[http://download.rhino3d.com/download.asp?id=ScanCleanupRemodel|Tutorial]] on the built-in functions in Rhino
+  *[[https://www.rhino3d.com/download/rhino/4.0/ScanCleanupRemodel|Tutorial]] on the built-in functions in Rhino
 There are also some plug-ins available which help the reverse engineering process.
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-  *And there is also [[http://www.geomagic.com/en/products/studio/|Geomagic]].
+  *And there is also [[https://oqton.com/geomagic-designx/|Geomagic]].
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-This [[http://download.rhino3d.com:80/download.asp?id=ScanCleanupRemodel|PDF file]] describes the process of cleaning up a scanned mesh and making it ready for STL printing. Additionally, the mesh is "reverse engineered" and replaced with [[rhino:nurbs|NURBs]] surfaces, all in Rhino 4.0.
+This [[https://www.rhino3d.com/download/rhino/4.0/ScanCleanupRemodel|PDF file]] describes the process of cleaning up a scanned mesh and making it ready for STL printing. Additionally, the mesh is "reverse engineered" and replaced with [[rhino:nurbs|NURBs]] surfaces, all in Rhino 4.0.
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