Gaussian Splatting for DaVinci Resolve 1.7.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesGaussian Splatting captures a real place or object as a photoreal 3D scene, built from photos or video shot while walking around it. This plugin by Irrealix, sold through aescripts, lets DaVinci Resolve open such scenes, so you can move a virtual camera through a captured room or garden.
Key Features
- Import Gaussian Splatting files in PLY format straight into DaVinci Resolve
- Render in real time with GPU acceleration while you adjust framing
- Crop a splat with a spherical or box shape to isolate a subject
- Combine up to 10 splat models together in one scene
- Use splats from Polycam, Luma and Scaniverse, or built with PostShot
How to Download
- Download from the official site or use the button on this page for the plugin
- Install it with the free aescripts manager app, which places it for Resolve
- Restart Resolve, add the effect, and load your first PLY splat file
System Requirements
You need DaVinci Resolve 18, 19 or 20 on your Mac, a graphics card with enough power and memory for GPU rendering, and PLY splat files of your own.
FAQs
Where do splat files come from?
From your own footage. Film around a subject, process the video in an app like Polycam or Luma, or in PostShot on desktop, and export a PLY file.
Can I use more than one splat per scene?
Yes. Up to 10 models combine in one scene, so a captured room can gain captured objects and one shared grade.
Is the rendering really live?
For framing, yes. The GPU renders in real time while you orbit the scene. Final export renders as normal on the Deliver page.
Leave a Reply