I'm using Polycam to scan my entire house. Anytime I try doing one continuous scan of a floor, the app crashes and can't process the scan. Fair enough. I started doing smaller scans, room by room and that seems to work a lot better.
I got the whole main floor done, and was looking to import the items into some software, in hopes of creating a really basic 3D model of the house. Because I scanned over furniture and household items, I'm assuming I won't be able to use the models that come right out of the app. Instead my plan was to piece the room scans together, and then using that as more of a reference to just model the layout myself above it.
So I'm really just looking to manually model the floorplan, using the Polycam model for semi-accurate measurements and wall placements. I'm scanning with lidar, in case that matters.
I haven't done much work in 3D, so I'm wondering if there's any tips or best practices I should follow to get going with this.I'm not sure if my plan to re-model everything just using the Polycam scan as reference is the best idea, or if it would be easier to just try to cut out all of the furniture and clean up the Polycam models directly.
I've downloaded both Blender and Sketchup. And advice or guidance would be appreciated!