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I FINALLY managed to create a point cloud animation 💪 Here is how I did it using #GaussianSplatting, #Blender and 2 add-ons from KIRI Engine - 3D Scanner App . Creating point cloud animations has always been a dream of mine (inspired by masters like ), but the tech...

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@Ruben_Fro 🤘😀🤘 Awesome work dude, makes me thirsty for a summer pint 🍻

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Can Machine Learning beat the market? Check out this post on my free Substack where I share code and commentary for an XGBoost model and a Random Forest model that both deliver powerful performances.

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@KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro Nice making of dude!

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@KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro amazing 😍

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@KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro Mental. Just really sharp

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@KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro HERTOG JAN MENTIONED

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@Scobleizer @KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro That’s awesome, do you have a tutorial on creating those animated loop mandalas seen on a lot of videos?

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@KIRI_Engine_App @Ruben_Fro awesome rendering, any web version of it ? :)

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