First of all, it is a collection of point coordinates as you can see in the figure bellow.
POLYCOUNT MESHLAB HOW TO
As to how to make it more low poly, you could use delete edges and while holding control, delete unnecessary edge loops for one method, past that Im not entirely sure what you are looking for. I have been making high poly models using Marvelous Designer over the ladt few weeks, I have some questionsabout what should be my next step regarding reducing polycounts using Meshlab and Topography. OPENING POINT CLOUDS (Notepad++ Text editor) (Cloud Compare Point cloud and mesh editor) (MeshLab Point cloud and mesh editor) 3OPENING POINT CLOUDS IN NOTEPAD ++Let us understand what is a point cloud. As far as I know however you can't put the texture of a previous bake on a new model with different uvs, but if you manage to keep relatively the same uvs you could at least export the spec and the diffuse maps BEFORE you delete your initial bake in the tweak room and then go under textures->import and import both of those back in. In this video we are gonna show you how to reduce the total polygon count of a 3d object, (an OBJ file to be precise). Personally, I find Zbrush or Meshlab do a much better job at this (Mesh. It is completely possible to do a second retopo, what you do is, go back to the retopo room and either edit the original one or create a new one and then bake it down just as you did the first one, then you can go under the tweak room and delete the first baked model and now you have your new retopologized model. You need to reduce polycount (you probably have many more triangle than you need. Its already quite low poly, but how can i make it even more low poly?
How would further reduce the poly-count of an already textured and retopoed mesh?
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