1枚のゲーム画面から立体を分析して出力した3DGSをthree.jsで動かすテスト。いい感じになってきた！すごくない？？

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@threejs Ayoooo

@threejs grate!

This is most excellent. Is it on github? I would like to try using it with my lemmings project Keep up the great work

Thank you. This is for personal development and is still a work in progress, so it isn’t on GitHub yet.

You’re doing gods work here. For the record, Ghos N Goblins was incredibly difficult to beat. But even more difficult than that was Double Dragon 3. We are now nearing a time where these ROMS will be editable with just a few clicks.

In Japan, it’s known for being an incredibly difficult action game! Even so, it’s a masterpiece.

three.jsってこんなん出来るんですか… 自分も使ったことありますが四角形の箱を積むだけでした笑

実は僕もよくわかってないのですが、AIと相談しながら作業してるとできちゃいました！

表示はthree.jsとの事ですが、分析→出力までは何を使われましたか？？🤔 興味本位なので内緒だったら無視して頂いて大丈夫です💦笑

ゲーム画面の静止画から立体に変換（自動的に奥行きや位置関係などを分析した上で変換してくれます）したのはこの無料ツールです。 2秒の動画とplyデータが生成されますが、使用するのはplyデータです。それをダウンロードし、自前のthree.jsを組み込んだ編集ツールに読み込みました！

おおーー！すごい！ わざわざありがとうございます🥳

thank you!

thank you!

three.jsなつかしい 10年以上前にボクセルのマリオキャラとか作って遊んでたなぁ

そんなに前からある技術なのですね！最近知ったばかりでした。

What does it say about me that I know this is from Ghosts and Goblins? :D

tnak you!

incredible work! amazing thanks for sharing

thank you!

なんだこれ！！すげえ！！やばい！！

ありがとうございます。AI技術の発展のおかげです！

Ghost n' Ghouls

yes!

連番で動画を書き出せば、動画でもできるのかな？

動画はまだわかりませんが、できたらすごいですね！いずれできるようになるかも、ですね。

返信ありがとうございます どっかで動画を変換したのを見た事あり、どうやってやるんだっけと💦

I am excited for the github when it comes looks really good

Thanks! But since I’m developing this for my own personal enjoyment, I don’t have any plans to make it public. Sorry.

You good man

なぜ超魔界村一面のその場面をチョイスしたし

たしかに。笑　たまたまです！

This looks super impressive! Just so I'm sure exactly what I'm looking at here, is this a program that takes 16-bit games and applies depth to every pixel, treating them like voxels?

First, I used this tool to “analyze and convert a still image into 3D”: When you input a still image here, it outputs 3D data called 3DGS (3D Gaussian Splatting), which is composed of a collection of tiny points (in .ply format). At this stage, it is a dense collection of small Gaussians (dots); these dots are not visually perceptible, giving it a smooth appearance similar to polygons. While this is the standard use case for 3DGS, I applied a unique process using three.js to “enlarge the dots.” This allowed me to achieve a voxel-like effect. Therefore, it’s not that 16-bit dots were directly converted into voxels, but rather that they end up looking that way as a result. Normally, the smaller the dots in 3DGS, the better (since the dots shouldn’t be visually perceptible for a realistic depiction), but I did the opposite—enlarging the dots to create a pixel art aesthetic.

Creative thinking :) The effect looks really nice!

thank you!

オープンワールドの箱庭版魔界村を思いついたが。

いろんなゲームでオープンワールドっぽい雰囲気を作れそうですね！

@o_kiti_mai ( ￣▽￣)ｽｹﾞｪｪｪ‼️‼️‼️

@o_kiti_mai ありがとうございます！最近の技術はすごいです。

しゅごい…

すごい時代です！

Interesting

thank you!

LOL, this is genius, never thought of gaussian splatting a videogame!

オウガバトルとかFF6で見てみたい..

オウガバトルがちょうど今日が発売日なので試してるところです！

やったー！ 楽しみです((＾ω＾ 三 ＾ω＾))

!!

thank you!

That's... surprisingly really good. That's something I'd expect an artist to hand craft. Well done.

Thank you! It’s all thanks to the latest technology. I simply borrowed it and added my own ideas.

omg woww

thank you!

Take my money !!!

thank you!