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In theory if you delete something you have to recompute global illumination and remove cast shadows in the immediate environment of the removed object, but that
by jobigoud 2y ago
In theory if you delete something you have to recompute global illumination and remove cast shadows in the immediate environment of the removed object, but that information is baked in the gaussian splats. I think that's the kind of limitation the parent comment is talking about.
- ovenchips 2y agoTo be as accurate as possible, yes, you need to consider lighting/shadows. But trust me, in many circumstances, you can copy+paste gaussians and it looks 'good enough'. It depends on the scene and the edit you want to make.
- TaylorAlexander 2y agoAnd the use case!
- ilkke 2y agoNot that different to doing the equivalent edit in Photoshop, I'd argue. Quote often 'lical' edits are good enough
- hombre_fatal 2y agoTake a picture or movie. Now edit it with image or movie editing software. You have the same problem. Yet this comment tree thinks it’s a novel observation that makes the tool useless.