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# Mapping to existing finger model
This section will be added later, (if implemented) mapping of fingerprint to a given finger model.
Using `m` mode modifies the preexisting finger model to contain fingerprint.
First optional parameter is papilar line height `height_line`, second is the number of iterations `iter` to make the finger mesh denser. Higher number of itertions results in denser finger mesh and better result.
The last three parameters are axis offsets for the finger, `finger_x`, `finger_y`, `finger_z`.
These control the location of the finger. They need to be set only if the user wants to move core of the print closer to the center of the finger.
<h2id="mapping-to-existing-finger-model">Mapping to existing finger model</h2>
<p>This section will be added later, (if implemented) mapping of fingerprint to a given finger model.</p>
<p>Using <code>m</code> mode modifies the preexisting finger model to contain fingerprint. First optional parameter is papilar line height <code>height_line</code>, second is the number of iterations <code>iter</code> to make the finger mesh denser. Higher number of itertions results in denser finger mesh and better result. The last three parameters are axis offsets for the finger, <code>finger_x</code>, <code>finger_y</code>, <code>finger_z</code>. These control the location of the finger. They need to be set only if the user wants to move core of the print closer to the center of the finger.</p>
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<li><p>General command form for mapped stl generation:</p>
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## Mapping to existing finger model
This section will be added later, (if implemented) mapping of fingerprint to a given finger model.
Using `m` mode modifies the preexisting finger model to contain fingerprint.
First optional parameter is papilar line height `height_line`, second is the number of iterations `iter` to make the finger mesh denser. Higher number of itertions results in denser finger mesh and better result.
The last three parameters are axis offsets for the finger, `finger_x`, `finger_y`, `finger_z`.
These control the location of the finger. They need to be set only if the user wants to move core of the print closer to the center of the finger.