Developed by ISTI and CNR, MeshLab is an open source 3D mesh processing software. Its main objective is to provide a complete tool for handling and editing 3D models. For this, it proposes different options of cleaning of the mesh (suppression of the doubles, elimination of the isolated components, coherent unification, automatic filling of the holes, etc.), assembly, smoothing, re-mesh (simplification, subdivision reconstruction of surfaces , etc.), noise suppression and conversion in different formats, which is very convenient. The variety of import / export formats offered by the software is excellent, moreover the function 'printing' is made in high quality (the rendering can go up to 16k x 16k). In addition, MeshLab has other tools such as the measurement tool that can measure linearly the distance between the points of a mesh or as the slicing tool that allows to export flat sections of a mesh format SVG: simple but you had to think about it! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sometimes, it has troubles to rebuild models. Apart from that, I can also quote a bit of lags when the model has plenty of surfaces, but I guess it mostly deals with computer performance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
