SuperSplat VR
SuperSplat VR: make a Gaussian splat scene comfortable to enter
A VR readiness guide for SuperSplat scenes, covering scale, start position, performance, WebXR expectations, and client review.
VR adds comfort constraints
A scene that looks fine on desktop can feel wrong in VR if scale, height, movement, or density is off. Always test the start position, floor reference, and visual load before inviting a client into a headset.
The goal is not only rendering. The goal is orientation, comfort, and confidence.
- Check scene scale and eye height.
- Avoid starting inside geometry or too close to dense surfaces.
- Keep viewer size and memory pressure under control.
- Offer a desktop fallback for people without a headset.
How SuperSplat Studio helps
The Studio workflow records a VR readiness pass next to the viewer launch plan, so a team can see whether a scene is ready for headset review or should remain desktop-first.
Quick answers
Is this SuperSplat VR page official SuperSplat documentation?
No. It is an independent practical guide. Use the official SuperSplat repository, editor, viewer, and PlayCanvas documentation as the source of truth for upstream behavior.
What should I do next?
Prepare a launch plan: confirm file format, cleanup, camera start, viewer performance, VR needs, analytics events, and the paid workflow that should follow the viewer.