Implementation Notes
1. This app only works with iPhone15 or iPad with USB-C.
Lightning models cannot be displayed on Looking Glass because the maximum resolution of the external display is Full HD(1920x1080).
2. This app runs completely locally, but internally uses an in-app browser
called WKWebView for the WEB app.
Unfortunately, WKWebView has a problem with random WEB app errors. It seems to be more likely to occur when opening heavy models, but it can also occur with light models.
When an error occurs, a message appears asking you to retry. Sometimes
the model can be displayed normally after a retry, but if it cannot be
displayed even after many retries, it may be displayed after a retry on
a new day. At the moment, the cause of the problem is not known at all.
Sometimes when you retry, the image is not displayed. In that case, press
"Return to initial screen" from the File menu. If it still does
not work, please restart the application.
This app displays 3D Gaussian splatting in 3D on a Looking Glass connected to the USB-C port.
3D Gaussian splatting is a new scanning method that can reproduce photorealistic
3D scenes, and more and more scanning apps are becoming available for iOS.
This app reads an exported file (.ply .splat) from a scanning app, displays
it in 3D on Looking Glass connected to a USB-C equipped iPhone/iPad, and
allows viewpoint control by touching the screen of the connected iPhone/iPad.
The focus point and parallax can be adjusted with the on-screen slider.
The display screen can also be saved as an image, so the 3D image displayed on Looking Glass can be saved as a file and used as a standby image separately, or displayed in full screen from other apps or a PC. However, it seems to be difficult for the photo apps to accurately adjust to the Looking Glass display.
After launching the application, first press the "Load LKG calibration
data" menu item in the File menu to load the calibration file (JSON)
for the Looking Glass to be used.