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I'm relatively new to Blender so apologies in advance in case this is too basic of a question.
Trying to come up with a way to compare two files and identify a volumetric difference between them.
For example, if I get a 3D scan of an apple and then scan it again after a bite has been taken, can I overlay them in Blender and calculate the volume of the difference between those two scans?
Thanks to all in advance
If you go to edit>properties>Addons and enable the 3d print toolbox add-on then click on the 3d-print tab on the right side of your viewport you can click volume to get a numerical value for the volume of the object. From there you can either get both volumes and do the math yourself or you can bool the 2 objects and use the 3d-print tools to get the volume of the result.
