I would to know if is possible to do deviation analysis with Meshlab and transfer the result to vertex color in a mesh. So expand those 2 ideas...
1st. Is it possible to do deviation analysis with MeshLab? I have a scanned mesh and I will compare with a "ideal model". The difference between these 2 will generate a (grey or color) scale information that represent the distance I have from the points of the scanned model to the "ideal" one.
2nd. I want to get this information (color/grey grading that shows how distant the points are) and transfer to a vertex color information. I don't know it was clear, but if you know what deviation analysis means I think you got it. The difference is that I would like the generate a 3d mesh with the vertex color provided by this deviation analysis.
Seems that mesh lab can compare two models and can deal with vertex colorizing, but I don't Know if is possible to deal with real measurements, transfer this information to vertex color and export a mesh that show it.
If its possible and If you know how just point me some direction. I'm not familiar with Meshlab and click here and there trying a impossible task can be very frustrating, so it will be good if someone can give me some tips.
Thanks.