CorbeauSplat v2.0.0 is the first stable release of the macOS pipeline's v2 line, arriving after a structured audit of every GUI option and CLI argument. The v2 line had run through five betas and a release candidate, and v1.5.1 was still the last stable tag as of beta.4.
CorbeauSplat is an MIT licensed gaussian splatting pipeline for Apple Silicon Macs that drives COLMAP, Brush, Sharp, upscayl, SuperSplat and splat-transform from one interface, localized across nine locales. The audit ran in six lots, exercised the application across 28 end to end runs against real engines, and found 78 defects, 54 of which were fixed with regression tests. The default test suite now holds 1023 tests.
The Reconstruction panel's Resume folder was displayed but never reached the engine, and it now switches the worker to resume mode after validating the folder. The Nettoyage, Export and Visualizer steps had only ever looked for Brush's output, failing in Sharp mode or with Brush unticked, and they now follow whichever step actually produced the PLY and name the missing producer.
CorbeauSplat's brush --refine_mode resumes from the latest checkpoint through a new app/core/brush_refine.py shared by the GUI and the CLI, and sharp --upscale upscales images before inference. FFmpeg 9 refused -vsync, so -fps_mode replaces it. The 4DGS path now passes its camera options through to COLMAP, covering camera model, single camera, matcher and sequential overlap, where before only the defaults were reachable. That module still expects a folder of synchronized camera videos and still stops at dataset preparation, because no Apple Silicon 4D trainer exists.
The v2.0.0 release carries no assets and CorbeauSplat is not published to PyPI, so the application is installed from source.
