Hey, I’d like to share my first model featuring a larger Gaussian Splat:
Train Station
It’s a train station with 8 million splats, totaling 135 MB. The entire project size is 476 MB. I added a mesh collider from the scan, which was optimized and reduced in ZBrush. Additionally, I included an NPC. 
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My Chromebook got so slow lol.
Sorry for that. I reduced the splat, but unfortunately its still heavy.
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Nah, man, I can’t even load the web based Minecraft on playcanvas.
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This works pretty well! Nice job.
What was the process for generating the collision mesh from the photogrammetry/splat?
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Thx, Will! Fortunately, the Xgrid scanner exports a mesh while creating the Splats. I used this mesh and modified it to fit my needs. It’s a pretty nice feature—otherwise, creating this complex collision model would be a real pain in the a** 
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Interesting! I would love to get my hands on one of those XGRIDS scanners - I think they’re quite expensive though.
Feedback on your demo:
- The robot (and NPC) probably needs to be scaled down ever so slightly. They seem large compared to the size of the door at the front of the station building.
- The lighting on the robot seems quite different to the lighting conditions of the environment. Getting them to match up a bit better would help make the robot sit in the environment better.
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The K1 scanner costs round about 13k EUR, thats quite cheap in comparison to other devices and techniques.
Thanks for your hints, I´ll take a look onto it. I would also like to change the character to a more natural one, but I must first take a deeper look on the workflow to replace the character.
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Hi,
I recently used the L2 Pro to scan and make something similar: Collision_Volume_for_3DGS_Scene - PLAYCANVAS
Do you know how to make the movement of camera / character in the scene faster? To me I hope the speed of movement can be at least 2x faster.