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WebGL Gaussian splat viewer repository: what its README, MIT licence file and file listing state
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What this guide covers
A source note for people who view 3D Gaussian splats in the browser. It records the README's controls, .ply and .splat loading, sorting and spherical-harmonics notes and the licence wording at one commit. Documentation only: the viewer was not run, and the controls list is not complete.
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WebGL Gaussian splat viewer repository: what its README, MIT licence file and file listing state
Coverage
A source note for people who view 3D Gaussian splats in the browser. It records the README's controls, .ply and .splat loading, sorting and spherical-harmonics notes and the licence wording at one commit. Documentation only: the viewer was not run, and the controls list is not complete.
Useful starting points
- The README says the viewer drops spherical harmonics and stores only three colour channels per splat, so view-dependent lighting is not shown.
- Sorting runs on the CPU in a web worker at about 4 fps while rendering runs at 60 fps, so jumping between opposite camera views can show brief artifacts.
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