Vertex colors come along
A scan's per-vertex color opens with the mesh, so you see the captured look while you work.
PLY + MechaPaint
The scan format. Photogrammetry, LiDAR, and Gaussian splat training meshes open straight in and get a real UV layout and paint.
WHY MECHAPAINT
Scans become paintable models
PLY is what most scanning tools and point-cloud pipelines write. MechaPaint opens the mesh with its vertex colors, and from there the repair tools and Rebuild UVs turn a raw scan into something you can texture and ship.
Rebuild UVs for a scan
Scans rarely have usable UVs. Rebuild UVs makes a clean atlas in one step and bakes the existing look onto it, ready for brushes.
Repair tools made for scans
Smooth, Scalpel, Flattener, Corners, and PolyShave were built on scanned rooms and objects. Level sets the floor, Interior Builder squares a room.
Out as anything
Once painted, export FBX, GLB, OBJ, or STL with the new textures and the thinned, cleaned mesh.
PIPELINE
Scan to asset
01
Open the .ply
Drag it on MechaPaint. The scan appears with its vertex colors.
02
Clean and unwrap
Decimate or PolyShave the weight out, fix the surface, Rebuild UVs.
03
Paint and export
Paint over the capture and export FBX, GLB, OBJ, or STL.
Scans deserve to become real models. This is where it happens.
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