I wouldn't necessarily classify 3ds max not typically classified as 'no-code.' It's more oriented towards professionals with skills in graphic design, animation

I wouldn't necessarily classify 3ds max not typically classified as 'no-code.' It's more oriented towards professionals with skills in graphic design, animation, and modeling, so there would be a significant learning curve for anyone without these skills. Hadn't heard of gaussian splatting before your comment btw! Reading a bit more about it now, what would you say it'll be used most for?