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GaussianSplats3D: what the README and MIT licence say about this browser Gaussian splat viewer
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A documentary note for artists and developers who want to show 3D Gaussian splat scenes in a web page with Three.js. It summarises the supported file formats, install and viewer options, performance limits and licence wording. It is based on the README and was not installed or run.
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GaussianSplats3D: what the README and MIT licence say about this browser Gaussian splat viewer
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A documentary note for artists and developers who want to show 3D Gaussian splat scenes in a web page with Three.js. It summarises the supported file formats, install and viewer options, performance limits and licence wording. It is based on the README and was not installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README says the repository is no longer in active development and points to another project as an alternative, so check that before building on it.
- The README gives approximate splat limits that fall as spherical harmonics degree rises, and says very large scenes will probably crash.
- For the fastest loading the README suggests converting scenes to the library's own compressed format rather than streaming .ply or .splat files.
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