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Director World — 360 panoramas, Gaussian splats and voxel sets

Turn one frame into a set: a 360° panorama, a Gaussian-splat reconstruction or a voxel scene. Lock camera positions, capture frames as a shot's pose reference, restyle a voxel set with one word.

Needs: SELFHOST_ENDPOINT — reconstruction runs on the self-hosted processing endpoint. Without it this feature reports that it is unavailable rather than failing silently.

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The Director World tab reconstructs a set from a frame so a camera can move through it.

### Three kinds of set

  • 360 panorama — pan, tilt and zoom around the frame's viewpoint.
  • Gaussian splat — a reconstruction you can move the camera through; new angles stay consistent with the frame.
  • Voxel scene — blocky and restylable wholesale: the same set as clay, neon or paper with one word.

### What you can do with a set

  • Lock a default framing (FOV, yaw, pitch) and named camera positions.
  • Capture a frame at any yaw/pitch/FOV. Point the capture at a shot and it becomes that shot's pose reference, so the render matches the set.
  • Restyle a voxel set — the whole set changes together, which is the point.

### What it costs, and when it refuses

Reconstruction runs on the self-hosted processing endpoint (SELFHOST_ENDPOINT). Without one, a request is recorded as unavailable with the reason and nothing is charged. With one, a splat is about 14 credits, a panorama 8, a voxel scene 10. Captures on a ready set are free.

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