Blender

Import and render Gaussian splats in Blender 5.3, which has native Gaussian splat support.

1. Download and install Blender 5.3.
2. Download your .spz or .ply splat file. If it comes in a ZIP, extract it first.
3. Drag the file into Blender's viewport and confirm the import.

Save the scene as a .blend file to keep working in Blender.

Optional Atlas tools

For Atlas generation and editing inside Blender, install the Atlas Blender extension. For calibrated RGBD images, the extension imports bundles of PosedRGBDAsset records from the World Labs JavaScript client: each record contains imageAsset, camera, and depth. Splat file references use TaskAsset. See the World Labs CLI for command-line and agent workflows.

Work with a coding agent

With the extension, the scene itself shows what Atlas knows: each posed image is a camera with a point cloud, and you place target cameras among them before generating. That makes Blender a good place to plan views with an agent and to check them together.

The atlas-blender skill, one of the World Labs skills, tells an agent how to use the extension: posing images, placing cameras, generating views, and creating splats. The agent reaches an open Blender session through Blender MCP. An agent with only a terminal can run the same commands in Blender's background mode; the skill covers both. The steps match the workflow guides.