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ComfyUI PlyPreview
Gaussian Splat PLY loader + preview nodes for ComfyUI. Forked from GeometryPack and repackaged to avoid upstream overwrites. Includes front-end viewer (gsplat.js) bundled locally.
Nodes
- Load Gaussian PLY — dropdown from
input/,input/3d,output/with auto-resolution, FOV 10–180°, optional opacity filter. - Load Gaussian PLY (Path) — manual path entry with the same camera/auto-res options.
- Process Gaussian PLY — accept upstream
ply_path(e.g., SHARP Predict) with camera override/opacity filter. - Preview Gaussian — gsplat.js WebGL viewer with scale slider, reset, screenshot, info panel.
Features
- Auto resolution from FOV + target scale (rounded to 16px, calibration factor 0.8).
- Opacity filtering (sigmoid) with threshold.
- Camera intrinsics/extrinsics outputs for consistent preview.
- Wide FOV (10–180°) including fisheye cases.
- Fully self-contained: viewer HTML/JS bundled under
web/.
Install (Git clone)
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/XuanYu-github/comfyui-PlyPreview.git
Restart ComfyUI.
Install (ComfyUI Manager)
Search for “comfyui-PlyPreview” in Manager and install. (This repo ships comfyui_extension.json so Manager can detect it.)
Usage
- Use one of the Load nodes or Process node to produce
ply_path,extrinsics,intrinsics. - Connect to Preview Gaussian. After execution the viewer iframe shows controls (Scale, Reset View, Screenshot) and info panel.
- If opacity filtering is enabled, a filtered PLY is written alongside the source (suffix
_opacity{threshold}.ply).
Requirements
- ComfyUI recent build with DOM widgets enabled (standard).
- Python deps:
plyfile,numpy(install via your ComfyUI environment). Most ComfyUI setups already have numpy; install plyfile if missing:pip install plyfile.
Notes
- WEB_DIRECTORY is set to
webso ComfyUI loads the bundled frontend automatically. - Namespaces are prefixed
PlyPreview*to avoid collision with GeometryPack. - Original GeometryPack license is GPL-3.0; this fork keeps the same license.
License
GPL-3.0-or-later. See LICENSE.
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