Gaussian Splatting Has Never Been Easier!

Today, I am going to show you how to use Postshot to create Photoreal Gaussian Splats and import them into Unreal Engine
Download Jawset PostShot: www.jawset.com
0:00 What Is Gaussian Splatting
1:21 The PostShot Workspace
2:56 Training Settings
7:00 Viewing your Splat
7:45 Cropping your scene
9:40 Import into Unreal

[@RogueBeatsARG]

Damn 944 is so good looking

[@yvann.mp4]

thanks a lot

[@TheWingEmpire]

this is amazing man!! good job

[@levelupvfx]

🙏

[@sdsfa8337]

Been using this programm for a while and I love using it with ue5, btw do you know how to import splats in blender with color atribute, cuz I do not see color atribute export setting in postshot:(

[@carlossuarez9272]

Today I have seen a lot of content around this topic. It is a technology with great potential. I have tried KIRI Engine, Luma IA and Postshot and by far the latter gives me better results in Unreal Engine. The model is better rendered. I suppose it is because locally I have more control. I did notice that the model lost quality when using it in Unreal Engine but I didn't know why until I heard your explanation of the limitations of Niagara. At the moment I'm training a model of a Castle based on a 360° aerial video that I found on KZbin for my game. Once I've the final result, I'll share my results here. Thanks for all the breakdown.

[@zerosaturn416]

thank you so much for this tutorial , for months i have been trying to find a simple program to train gaussian splats locally but all of them never seemed to work because they were to advanced or i would get errors.

[@levelupvfx]

Of course! Happy to help, that’s exactly why I wanted to make this tutorial!

[@deniaq1843]

Thumbs up! :)

[@anoopak4928]

that Mamukkoya Meme lol 😄

[@tamiopaulalezon9573]

is there a limit of uploading photos in postshot?

[@levelupvfx]

There is a suggested limit on their documentation of 100 to 300, but since everything is local, you’re not actually uploading anything so you have no limit to how many images you can use. For example I’ve run splats using 1500 images, and I’ve run ones using a few hundred. In general, more images will help, but there deffinitly is a sharp falloff from where adding more images don’t add any more detail, they just slow the training down

[@Utsab_Giri]

When you say that it runs locally, does that mean it doesn't need to be connected to the internet? Thanks!

[@levelupvfx]

Yes! Nothing you make is processed online, everything happens on your machine, I think you may need to be connected when you first start up because they need you to log in with your account, but after that you are good

[@ElliottK]

Still no spherical harmonics in LUMA AI :(

[@levelupvfx]

I know! I’m hoping they are able to find a way to get them working with Niagara, but it might be an engine limitation