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Drop a .splatv file here
Or use Open .splatv. Files exported from the Sequence stage carry their own
page table, so playback duration is configured automatically and each page is drawn on its
own — unlike stock splaTV, which is locked to a 3.14 second sweep and cross-fades every
frame into its neighbours.
Drag to orbit · scroll to zoom · WASD / arrows to move
This viewer is a fork of antimatter15/splaTV
(MIT, © 2024 Kevin Kwok). Three changes: the playback clock is yours to set, rather than the hard-coded
time = sin(now)/2 + 0.5 3.14 s sweep; the canvas is sized from its own CSS box instead of
the window, so the scene is no longer stretched to the window's aspect ratio; and a Splatworks flipbook is
drawn one page at a time instead of submitting every gaussian in the sequence on every frame, which is what
keeps it above 30 fps.