Load another Splat resource

[mkkellogg]

Load another Splat resource

[mkkellogg]

@yufeng1103 I'm not sure if you're still interested, but I just released a version that supports loading multiple splats simultaneously via the Viewer.loadFiles() function: v0.1.3

[yufeng1103]

@yufeng1103 I'm not sure if you're still interested, but I just released a version that supports loading multiple splats simultaneously via the Viewer.loadFiles() function: v0.1.3

Great job, I just saw your reply, it's a big improvement

[mkkellogg]

I have never tried to load more than one .splat scene at a time, and my immediate guess is that it won't work correctly simply because it is not currently designed to work that way. Ultimately I plan on adding support for loading &viewing multiple .splat files simultaneously. Can you share your code and maybe I can see if there's a quick work-around in the mean-time?

[yufeng1103]

Yeah，Due to the urgent need to implement the rendering effects of two splats, I have only made simple modifications to your code as follows

const group = new THREE.Group();
const viewer = new GaussianSplats3D.Viewer({
  'cameraUp': [0, -1, -0.54],
  'initialCameraPosition': [-3.15634, -0.16946, -0.51552],
  'initialCameraLookAt': [1.52976, 2.27776, 1.65898],
  'group': group
});

viewer.init();

let path = 'assets/data/garden/garden';
path += isMobile() ? '.splat' : '_high.splat';

viewer.loadFile(path, {
    'halfPrecisionCovariancesOnGPU': true
})
.then(() => {
  path = 'assets/data/garden/pingzi_high.splat';
  viewer.loadFile(path, {
      'halfPrecisionCovariancesOnGPU': false
  }).then(() => {
    group.children[1].position.set(0,1.3,-0.5);
    group.children[1].scale.set(0.3,0.3,0.3);
    viewer.start();
  });
});

;

    this.splatMesh = SplatMesh.buildMesh(splatBuffer, splatAlphaRemovalThreshold, halfPrecisionCovariancesOnGPU);

    this.splatMesh.position.copy(position);

    this.splatMesh.quaternion.copy(quaternion);

    this.splatMesh.frustumCulled = false;

    this.splatMesh.renderOrder = 10;

    this.group.add(this.splatMesh);
    
    this.updateSplatMeshUniforms();

this.renderer.render(this.group, this.camera);

It seems that I just loaded it in and didn't do any other work,

[mkkellogg]

Right now when you load a splat mesh into the viewer via loadFile(), it stores that mesh internally using a single member variable (above it is this.splatMesh). So when you load a second splat file, the first one gets overwritten. That's why in the above screen shots you're only seeing the second splat mesh render correctly. There really isn't a great way to force the viewer to support multiple simultaneous splat meshes right now. You might try creating two instances of Viewer and passing in your own three.js renderer with autoClear set to false because Viewer.render() clears the screen before rendering. It still won't look quite right because the splats for each scene would be sorted separately.

[yufeng1103]

Thank you for your suggestion. I will continue to try