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A documentary source note for people weighing gsplat for Gaussian splatting capture-to-render work. It summarizes the install routes, a PyTorch version mismatch across files, camera conventions and the authors' speed claims. Based on 20 documentation files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
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gsplat Gaussian splatting library: what its documentation says about install, 3DGUT, batching and speed claims
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A documentary source note for people weighing gsplat for Gaussian splatting capture-to-render work. It summarizes the install routes, a PyTorch version mismatch across files, camera conventions and the authors' speed claims. Based on 20 documentation files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The install examples in the README and Windows guide use PyTorch 2.0, while the current requirement is 2.7 or newer, so do not copy the example wheel lines blindly.
- Check quaternion order (w, x, y, z) and the world-to-camera view matrix against your other tool before moving camera paths between them.
- The speed and memory figures are the authors' own with the words 'up to'; measure on your own scenes before relying on them.
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