Posts Tagged ‘VXelements’
VXelements includes a slider which aims at simplifying the life of its users when it comes to producing a cleaner output with our scanners. Located in the facets node of the project tree, its label is fairly self-explanatory: Fill Holes.
The slider will automatically fill in the smaller holes which may have been left on the [...]
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The new VXelements includes quite a lot of changes for our users, so let’s do a quick tour of the owner. Instead of highlighting all new features, I will introduce some new features in quick posts and 1-2 screenshots. Don’t hesitate to ask questions and provide comments!
Current users of VxScan know pretty well the Scanning [...]
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