The QSplat Multiresolution Point Rendering System Download sample models

Here are a few sample models for QSplat. All may be used for academic and research purposes, but are not to be used for commercial purposes, nor should they appear in a product for sale without our permission. If you use these models in a publication, please credit the Stanford Computer Graphics Laboratory.

The original polygonal meshes for many of these are available from the Stanford 3D Scanning Repository.

	Model: Bunny Size of original mesh: 35,286 vertices, 70,568 triangles Download: bunny.qs.gz (200k compressed, 226k uncompressed)
	Model: Lion Size of original mesh: 183,408 vertices, 367,277 triangles Color: per-vertex Download: lion_color.qs.gz (1.5M compressed, 1.7M uncompressed)
	Model: Happy Buddha Size of original mesh: 1,060,220 vertices, 2,120,852 triangles Download: buddha.qs.gz (5.6M compressed, 6.7M uncompressed)
	Model: Dragon Size of original mesh: 1,279,481 vertices, 2,559,286 triangles Download: dragon.qs.gz (6.9M compressed, 8.1M uncompressed)
	Model: "Lucy" Size of original mesh: 10,072,906 vertices, 20,145,810 triangles Download: lucy.qs.gz (50.6M compressed, 63.5M uncompressed)

Other models for QSplat are available from the archives of the Stanford Digital Michelangelo Project.

Note: Many web browsers will helpfully un-gzip these files for you. Unhelpfully, however, they often neglect to change the file extension to indicate that they did so. If you download one of these models and find that your decompression program claims that the file is not gzipped, try simply renaming model.qs.gz to model.qs and see whether QSplat recognizes that...