Gracia VR enables File Sharing

As the transition from beta to version 1.0 nears completion, the Gaussian Splatting VR company, Gracia, has introduced an exciting new feature that will greatly help people share their captures.

As the transition from beta to version 1.0 nears completion, the Gaussian Splatting VR company, Gracia, has introduced an exciting new feature that will greatly help people share their captures.

Michael Rubloff

Michael Rubloff

Michael is the Founder and Managing Editor of Radiancefields.com

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As the transition from beta to version 1.0 nears completion, the Gaussian Splatting VR company, Gracia, has introduced an exciting new feature that will greatly help people share their captures.

https://twitter.com/gracia_vr/status/1771265790609629420

Users now have the capability to publish their own scenes through their accounts. To share a scene, you’ll need a PLY trained Gaussian splatting capture. Fortunately, virtually every Gaussian Splatting platform offers a .PLY export option.

Additionally, users can now set the spawn point for the VR experience. This is particularly useful in larger scenes, where defining a centralized starting location really enhances the user experience.

For those who missed the opportunity to experience Gracia at GTC this year, the collection of captures I presented is available on the main page of the Gracia store.

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