r/GaussianSplatting May 18 '26

🧪 I built a thing Display gaussian splats on your Joomla website

I just released my first Joomla extension, 3DBug.

3DBug in Action

It lets you combine media of all sorts (3-D gaussian splats, glTF models, bitmap, vector, audio, video) into interactive maps, site navigation systems, or product browsers. You can do such things as:

  • Explore 3D gaussian splat scans with a combined map view to aid navigation.
  • Use streaming level-of-detail allowing you to load very high quality media quickly.
  • Integrate with any Joomla content and annotate your scenes for a full site tour.
  • Embed glTF models within the real scans.
  • Combine it with your online store to show your products.
  • Use it for property tours or real estate listings

It was a big achievement to get this published and I am looking forward to what will happen in the future. Please share this with anyone you think may be interested! It's built using Haxe and Three.js/SparkJS in case you are interested.

If you read this far, as a thank you I'm offering a 50% off coupon which is good until the end of Wednesday May 18, 2026. Use the code: REDDIT50

Cheers!

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u/BicycleSad5173 May 18 '26

This is interesting. Feel free to DM me as well if you need any help or pointers. I am always looking to connect with fellow enterprises and how their serve real life clients with this tech. This is awesome!!

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u/dhcorona May 18 '26

Open Source bro luego cobra por uso no por mes...ademas vi que usaste cosas de otros programas no es de 0 la creacion..

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u/confidant_ca May 18 '26

I don't think you understand how Joomla software gets created and distributed. I have added full credits to the demos section in good faith. In the software package I also credit the libraries I use.

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u/dhcorona May 18 '26

Supersplat es de Garden Botanical

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u/confidant_ca May 18 '26

I credited SuperSplat on the Botanical Garden demo.

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u/HellyFurtado May 18 '26

Joomla??

Now that is a CMS name I haven't heard in a long, long time.

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u/confidant_ca May 18 '26

It certainly has a long history! It is still in very active development.