01.1Available
Import to runtime
Bring standard PLY and SOG v2 Gaussian splats into the Content Browser, place them in a level, and render them in the editor or at runtime.
PLY + SOG v2 / Unreal Engine 5.3–5.8/ Public product roadmap
Built for
what comes next.
WallGS is growing from a capable Gaussian splat renderer into a platform for larger, faster, and more dynamic captured worlds in Unreal Engine.
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Product development path
01 — 03
01
Available now
Foundation
A native Unreal workflow, already in place.
The core of WallGS is available today across desktop, PC VR, Android, and standalone OpenXR headsets.
01.2Available
Performance across screens
Spatial LOD, shared-eye sorting, VR edge optimization, splat budgets, and platform-specific rendering paths provide a practical base for desktop and XR.
Win64 / PC VR / Android Vulkan / Meta Quest01.3Available
Scans that can interact
Generate usable collision meshes from splat data, focus the result with collision volumes, and turn captured spaces into playable environments.
Collision generation / Physics-ready scenes
02
Planned
Next milestones
Scale further. Move faster. Add time.
These are the next major capabilities planned for WallGS. They are presented by product priority rather than promised release date.
02.1Planned
Increased performance on Meta Quest standalone
Continue reducing the cost of standalone stereo rendering so projects have more room for quality, scene complexity, and steadier frame rates on-device.
Goal / More rendering headroom02.2Planned
SSOG-inspired stream-based optimization
A stream-based asset path intended to make large Gaussian splat captures practical to package and access on mobile platforms.
Goal / Larger mobile assets02.3Planned
4DGS support
Extend WallGS beyond static captures with support for time-varying Gaussian splat sequences and dynamic captured scenes.
Goal / Gaussian splats through time
03
Direction
The longer view
A renderer for captured worlds, not just captured objects.
The roadmap converges on three outcomes: larger scenes, more capable mobile delivery, and dynamic splats that remain native to Unreal workflows.
ScaleLarger captures on constrained hardware.
MotionFrom static scenes to time-varying captures.
WorkflowFrom import to interaction, inside Unreal Engine.
/ A living roadmap
Clear direction.
Clear direction.
Room to learn.
This roadmap communicates intent, not fixed release dates. Priorities may evolve as features move through research, real-device testing, and compatibility work across supported Unreal Engine versions.