Hi,
are there any good solutions to create gaussian splats, besides jawset postshots ?
thanks!
Mobile / Cloud-based solutions:
• Scaniverse
https://scaniverse.com
The easiest way for anyone to create Gaussian splats using a standalone mobile app. It is the only smartphone app that processes splats directly on the device.
Free.
• Polycam
https://poly.cam
Allows creating Gaussian splatting reconstructions by uploading 20–200 images or video.
Cost: $26.99/month or $12.49/month on annual plan.
• KIRI Engine
https://www.kiriengine.app
Comes with advanced tools including 3DGS masking to automatically crop backgrounds, plus a free Blender add-on for rendering 3DGS files.
• PIX4Dcatch / PIX4Dcloud
https://www.pix4d.com
A professional solution combining precise mobile data capture with Gaussian splatting visualizations.
Open-source / Technical solutions:
• Original 3DGS repository (graphdeco-inria)
GitHub - graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting: Original reference implementation of "3D Gaussian Splatting for Real-Time Radiance Field Rendering" · GitHub
The official implementation from the paper “3D Gaussian Splatting for Real-Time Radiance Field Rendering”.
• gsplat (nerfstudio)
GitHub - nerfstudio-project/gsplat: CUDA accelerated rasterization of gaussian splatting · GitHub
Open-source CUDA accelerated Gaussian rasterization library with Python bindings. Faster and more memory efficient than the original.
• LichtFeld Studio
https://github.com/nerfstudio-project/lichtfeld
Free, open-source high-performance C++ and CUDA implementation with ~2.4x faster rasterization and a real-time interactive viewer.
• SuperSplat
https://supersplat.io
Open-source platform for editing, publishing, sharing, and browsing 3D Gaussian splats.
For fastest results without technical setup, Scaniverse (free, on-device) or Polycam (cloud-based) are the easiest.
If you want more control and flexibility, gsplat or the original Inria implementation are excellent choices.
Will an upcoming version support the new spz4 format by Adobe?
Not in Corona 15 no, we are less than 3 weeks from release at this point which doesn’t leave time to work on new feature requests.
But later this year, most probably - it’s now on our to-do list 
I made my own Gaussian Splat capture utility, you can grab it here:
Regards
A Vray version would be fantasitic 