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Anonymous

Gaussian Splatting demo 04/02/26(Thu)11:26:33 No.736234017

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Gaussian Splatting demo Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:26:33 No.736234017 Archived

This is the future of vidya graphics btw, not AI or path tracing memes.

Yes, it's full gaussian splattering on your browser. A toaster can run this.
https://demo.gracia.ai/playcanvas.html

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)11:28:32 No.736234113

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:28:32 No.736234113

>>736234017
i clicked your link and my pc made mustard gas

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)11:28:49 No.736234131

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:28:49 No.736234131

>FMV core
Night Trap bros, we're coming home

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)11:29:41 No.736234183

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:29:41 No.736234183

>>736234017
this would be great for live action cutscenes

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)11:33:52 No.736234419

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:33:52 No.736234419

>>736234017
dlss 5 bros our response?

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)11:34:13 No.736234442

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)11:34:13 No.736234442

I saw the Corridor Crew vid about this, and this guy said that if the fully-compiled render (the "splat") has reflection in it, you can zoom into those reflections and basically enter another dimension, and that appealed to my weird autism brain so much that I need to see more of it (they only showed two examples; one with a TV screen and the other with water).

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)12:25:32 No.736237345

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)12:25:32 No.736237345

Yeah that's great if your ""game"" has
>no dynamic objects
>no animation
>no art direction
>nothing interactive at all
>have to render everything in path traced photorealism anyway to get the gaussian cloud out of it, so why not run the path traced game in the first place since that's feasible now
The only use case of videogames for this could be visual novels, and I'd love to see that, but otherwise this can't work.