Uniconsole vs CavernSeer Usage & Stats

Personalize your messages, e-mails and tweets with all kinds of special symbols and characters, which will be readable on any iPhone, iPad, Mac, and most PC applications — along with emoji, which are compatible with other iPhones and iPads. Uniconsole gives you several pages of quickly accessible symbols; you can just touch a symbol and quit the app, it's already in your clipboard, ready to be pasted anywhere you want it. Or you can use Uniconsole's text field to work on a tweet, mixing text and symbols, and copy the whole text when you're done by touching the big scissors. Tap-hold the scissors for sharing options, including tweeting right from the app. You can customize the first page of symbols by tap-holding a symbol to add it to your favorites; apply fancy filters to any text you've typed; access a detailed list of pretty much every special character that can be displayed on the internet. You can also enable a systemwide custom keyboard that will give you access to all Uniconsole's symbols (your favorites, common symbols, and the full list as well) within any iOS app. Uniconsole is a universal application that you can download once and install on your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

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CavernSeer

Designed for cave and shelter surveying, CavernSeer leverages the LiDAR scanner of the 2020 iPad Pro and the iPhone 12 Pro, and RealityKit's scene reconstruction, to generate relatively-accurate 3D meshes of real-world spaces and render them in various convenient ways. ### App Usage ### All iOS/iPadOS 14 devices can run the app and view existing scans shared by others, but devices with a LiDAR scanner (currently iPhone 12 Pros and newer iPad Pros) can capture new scans. ### Viewing ### Scans created by the user or imported from elsewhere will appear in the "Scan List" tab, which lists out the names and the starting photo of the scan. Selecting a scan displays the start and end photos (if available), *export* options for the scan file as well as a plaintext .OBJ render, as well as the following: * Advanced - underlying information about the scan. * 3D Render - a 3D perspective rendering view navigable based on the setting "3D render interaction mode". * Plan Projected Render - a "top-down" orthographic projection complete with scale bar. Defaults to north-up. The height control allows for raising or lowering the camera to show or hide obstructions. * Elevation Projected Render - a "side-view" orthographic projection with scale bar, compass, and various controls. The angle controls change the direction the camera is facing relative to magnetic-north. The depth control is similar to the plan-projected height control, allowing for pushing the camera through obstructions. * Cross Section Render - an elevation projection (see above) with an inset plan-projection indicating the position and size of the camera, and a switch for making the camera "depth-of-field" 1-meter deep to create a cross-section slice. All of the renders support high-resolution screenshots scaled to higher detail than the device itself. ### Scanning ### Devices with a LiDAR scanner can capture new scans in the "Scanner" tab. Pressing the center button starts a scan, after which you can enable Apple's debugging overlays, either showing _Debug_ information or a _Mesh_ preview which displays the currently captured mesh on screen, as well as enabling the device's flashlight. Clicking the center button again will complete and save the scan, which will appear in the scan list. ### Settings ### * Three settings for mesh color change the way that the meshes in the various viewers are displayed. * Switch for changing between meters and decimal-feet in any distance contexts. * Setting for changing the interaction mode in the 3d Render view. The recommended option is "Orbit angle mapping". * Debugging options where appropriate.