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You can just make a mesh once you have the NeRF, which is plenty fast for VR. (What's important isn't new perspective generation but scene training. New perspec
by hwers 5y ago
You can just make a mesh once you have the NeRF, which is plenty fast for VR. (What's important isn't new perspective generation but scene training. New perspective generation doesn't have to be real time just within a reasonable time to preprocess and then make a mesh.)
- andybak 5y agoThe meshes I've seen from nerfs are pretty horrible and you lose many of the things that make nerfs interesting in the first place.
- hwers 5y agoThat doesn't make much sense. You should be able to get arbitrarily good meshes by generating more and more viewpoints.
- andybak 5y agoOK. So that's using a render of a NERFfield as input into photogrammetry? Yeah - that might be more feasible. I was talking about directly generating a mesh from the NERF density itself (marching cubes). But NERFs can capture and render things that are very difficult subjects for photogrammetry: Fur, vegetation, reflective or transparent surfaces etc.