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Specifically,
My PLY data is generated by 3DGS, https://github.com/graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting .
The Nerfview viewer used gsplat to render data and i found some holes.
I guess it may be due to the gsplat algorithm:
I used the CityGS viewer(https://github.com/DekuLiuTesla/CityGaussian) , and it displayed normally.
Please note that their rendering package is diff-Gaussian-rasterization from 3DGS.
Then I was using the code of citygs to read PLY data, and rendering the data using the gsplat, but there were still holes, so I guess it may be a problem with gsplat.
could you help me
thank you
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Hi! If you're using nerfview then viser doesn't actually do any rendering, it's just displaying streamed images. So it could be a dataloading or gsplat problem; this issue might be better filed in the gsplat repo.
Thank you for your work. I am using a viewer( https://github.com/hangg7/nerfview )
Looking at the PLY data, I found some holes.
Specifically,
My PLY data is generated by 3DGS, https://github.com/graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting .
The Nerfview viewer used gsplat to render data and i found some holes.
I guess it may be due to the gsplat algorithm:
I used the built-in viewer SIBR in 3DGS to render.Everying is good. My training data is matrix city (big city) https://city-super.github.io/matrixcity/
I used the CityGS viewer(https://github.com/DekuLiuTesla/CityGaussian) , and it displayed normally.
Please note that their rendering package is diff-Gaussian-rasterization from 3DGS.
Then I was using the code of citygs to read PLY data, and rendering the data using the gsplat, but there were still holes, so I guess it may be a problem with gsplat.
could you help me
thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: