Can I use this repo to simply add a Gsplat Viewer to my website?

[rowild]

...or is this a "ready and go" app that is not meant to be manipulated with?

[willeastcott]

Yes, you can embed the SuperSplat Viewer on your website. See:

https://github.com/playcanvas/supersplat/wiki/Publishing-your-Splats-to-the-Web

The code for the Viewer is here:

https://github.com/playcanvas/supersplat-viewer

Some examples of the viewer embedded on sites:

https://centralahub.rs/en/event-zone/
https://zoltanpogonyi.com/photogrammetry#/sphynxcat/
https://www.newworlddesigns.co.uk/gaussian-splatting/

[rowild]

Thank you for your quick reply!!! Much appreciated! – It seems there is no npm package available for that, right? I already have a Vue app and need to integrate it there somehow, as a plugin or an extension. Any idea how to do that?

[willeastcott]

The Viewer is an application, not a library so an NPM package wouldn't be a great fit. I don't know Vue unfortunately. What can't you just iframe the viewer?

While there's no "PlayCanvas Vue" library, we do have PlayCanvas React and PlayCanvas Web Components, both of which have great support for rendering splats. Can Web Components be used with Vue?

[rowild]

I will check PlayCanvas – thank you!