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Oh, you want interactively? https://instruct-nerf2nerf.github.io/ https://instruct-nerf2nerf.github.io/

• bastawhiz 4y ago
  That's not really interactive. A nerf of a basketball doesn't know how to bounce. Giving objects physics, texture, compressability, the ability to hinge or bend, etc. Is all well beyond what models today can do.
  • adfm 4y ago
    It's as interactive as that key press or mouse click you implemented in your reply. NeRFs are an intermediary step. So is motion capture and physical simulation, which we already know how to do. Folks on this side of the uncanny valley will nitpick everything rendered while everyone else is on the other side talking about the photorealism being generated.
    • bastawhiz 4y ago
      Nobody goes to VR because of how easy it is to have stuff. They want VR to do stuff with the stuff.