OlstFlow @OlstFlow

Everybody is stepping into the LOD game, and so is LichtFeld Studio. Preview of 260M Gaussians streaming into the viewer live. I use the RAD format which is processed on GPU within LichtFeld. It can be also simply dumped straight into the spark.js web viewer, albeit it will die at that amount of Gaussians. What other solutions don't tell you is that they need hours to preprocess a 3DGS ply to make it streamable. This was just a ply exported to RAD by LichtFeld Studio's convert tool (took 5 min at that size) and it is immediately ready to stream. In the comments there is a smaller dataset with 103M Gaussians that streams on startup into the viewer. Both datasets were created by Andrii Shramko. Let's see how far I can push this (need bigger datasets)

DepthMachina, a Blender add-on, just got a fantastic upgrade thanks to TripoSplat. The result is genuinely stunning, and it opens up a whole new way to explore zero-shot 3D generation. Huge thanks to @tripoai for the inspiration and the awesome tech! #b3d #AiGen

step . parts is an open source directory of 12,000+ STEP parts for your next CAD project it's designed to be an agent-friendly, MIT licensed version of mcmaster that isn't behind a sign up / paywall the api has been used 10,000 times in ~2 weeks to download useful parts (a lot of them are me cadslopping) !!

We’ve released the official Blender add-on for ZOZO’s Contact Solver, our open-source physics solver developed at ZOZO, Inc. Blender users, please take a look! github.com/st-tech/ppf-co…

new release for text-to-cad, an open source CAD harness and skills for codex / claude: - mechanism validation (go from text prompt to functional mechanical design) - parameters + animations for step files - extended sdf, srdf, urdf support 3k stars, 10k downloads, we cooking

Introducing step . parts, an open source directory of 12,000+ STEP parts for your next CAD project Many CAD tools like Autodesk have huge closed libraries of standard mechanical and electrical parts The goal is to build an equivalent catalog for the open source CAD community

Just posted a devlog for Olstflow Dimensions — a Blender add-on I'm building for fast, precise measurements with minimal UI. 📐 You can grab the early test build for free right now by joining my Patreon (Free Tier). patreon.com/posts/devlog-o…

@janusch_patas No clue “Need an expert who has experience turning 360 video into a walkable Gaussian Splat, using tools like LichtFeld Studio or other tools." Probably the shortest job description I’ve seen so far 😄

Thank you for contributing to the LichtFeld Studio project! I have some awesome news. Many people have already decided to donate to the LFS project. Thanks to this support, I’m now able to issue the first grant to Shady Gmira (see linkedin link in comment as he is not here), which will help move the project forward faster. Shady is already well known for winning the densification bounty, continuously supporting users here and on GitHub, authoring multiple plugins (Densification, Sharp (4D), and COLMAP), and regularly contributing code to LichtFeld. Shady will be working part-time on the project throughout May alongside his studies. He will mainly focus on supporting the RAD format for LoDs and will also likely implement an asset manager for storing and inspecting your 3DGS files inside LFS. Going forward, if the situation allows, I would like to continue doing this, preferably by supporting people who already have experience with and have already contributed to this project. Next time, with more planning upfront, we will decide more collaboratively which features should be implemented through portal.lichtfeld.io. Please keep supporting this project!

Heads up: there are some changes coming to LichtFeld Studio. LichtFeld is growing quite a lot, but contributions are not. In fact, besides the two corporate contributors and one bronze sponsor, there is less than $100 on average contributed per month. There were 10,000 downloads in the last 30 days, and nobody contributed anything financially back to the project. Not a single dollar. I cannot support my living on that basis. Given the amount of work I am putting into this project, and it is a lot, often easily 60 hours a week, to provide a state-of-the-art, self-contained 3D reconstruction suite that is used by businesses around the world, this situation is no longer sustainable. The idea was to grow it together, but at the moment it is mainly being used without enough support in return. If every user had contributed only $10, the continuation of the project would have been secured. I have asked for that quite often. I like sharing my knowledge, but I cannot sustain it under these circumstances. Going forward, there will not be any free binaries provided anymore. I created a portal at portal.lichtfeld.io which will give access to daily binaries after registration and donation. This will hopefully help finance the development and maybe even allow me to pay someone in addition. If you cannot afford it, you can still put in the work and build it from source. There are no restrictions. I am aware that people like to work around something like this, and they certainly will. But in the end, that simply means that my work on this project will be discontinued at some point. Btw, after payment an invoice will be automatically issued!

What I love about AI coding is the freedom to create something truly my own — my own scenarios, my own logic. Not just design. Not just engineering. Something in between: more personal, more alive. One small example: olstflow.com Prototyped #aistudio completed #codex

Brilliant result!! Bravo, Kiri Engine 👏👏👏

KIRI Engine - 3D Scanner App @KIRI_Engine_App

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KIRI Engine 4.2 is here. The biggest upgrade is 3DGS to Mesh 3.0🤩 Cleaner meshes. Better thin-structure retention. Less broken geometry. 20% faster processing. We also added a new Measuring & Scaling tool for 3D printing workflows😆

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I am proud to announce that @VolingaAI has joined LichtFeld Studio as a Gold Sponsor. As a key player in the 3DGS world, Volinga is not only supporting LichtFeld Studio financially, but will also help us implement HDR support and actively use LichtFeld Studio within its 3DGS training pipeline. Read more on @RadianceFields. Links in the comment below!

@brubbleR Yes, it's 100% pure Gaussian splatting magic no VFX 😊 Trained using LichtFeld Studio.

LichtFeld Studio is insanely good. Finally turned the pumpkin I hand-carved for Halloween 2025 into a Gaussian Splat. Amazing... Thanks to LFS, perishable art now achieves true digital immortality. 🎃✨ #LichtFeldStudio

@Mad4Pxls Thanks) For Blender, I use my own visualization add-on for Gaussian Splatting. It includes auto-syncing. Right now, it functions more as a viewer, so at this point it’s more of a technical viewport preview tool. It’s not yet ready for production rendering.

A sync plugin for LichtFeld Studio and Blender is on the way. Gaussian Splatting from LFS to Blender, now in one click! And yes, the demo character is knitted by my mom, which somehow makes this even better. #GaussianSplatting #LichtFeldStudio #Blender

@MlNESWEEPER Very soon. Beta probably in the next couple days.

@NoThanksHoney1 The practical use case is complex Blender scenes with multiple splats and meshes. You can update splats in context, not in isolation, while keeping the full scene together in Blender. It also makes collaborative workflows easier when different people process different splats.