3D Lab Tour

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Rendering

SuperSplat Editor 3.5.1 · WebGPU · local production renderer

Spherical harmonics

Controls view-dependent colour detail stored in the splat scene.

Performance

Render pixel ratio

Default 0.5. The internal render target also follows the browser window size, so making the viewer smaller reduces the number of rendered pixels and should improve performance.

Moving FPS cap

Caps camera-path / keyboard motion render requests. The overlay now measures those requested rendered frames rather than the Editor app tick, so a 45 FPS cap should read about 45 FPS while moving. When still, rendering remains on demand and GPU usage falls close to idle.

Increase quality when the manual camera stops

After a short pause, resolution rises smoothly to the idle pixel ratio.

Idle pixel ratio

Scene clipping

Clip scene above a Y height

Off by default. Useful for architectural/top-down inspection when ceiling splats obscure the room.

Cut height Y

Splats above this world-space height are not rendered.

Display grade (screen only)

Screen-space presentation controls. These do not modify the splat data.

Brightness

Contrast

Saturation

Sharpen

Automatic white balance (first rendered frame)

Calculated automatically from the first settled rendered frame. The RGB sliders show the sampled gains and can be adjusted manually.

White-balance strength

Auto result: waiting for first rendered frame

Red gain 1

Green gain 1

Blue gain 1

Effective gains: R 1.000 · G 1.000 · B 1.000

Compare display grade with raw render

Display-grade cutoff

When comparison is enabled, the graded image is on the left and the raw renderer output is on the right.

Saved viewpoints

CGVR Renderer v0.23.0

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