F3D App begins 3DGS Support

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Michael Rubloff

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However, it will only be able to read files in the .splat format. There actually plenty of ways to convert an existing Gaussian Splatting trained .ply to .splat. One of the easiest ways to accomplish this is by simply uploading the .ply to Super Splat and then export it as a


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