The plugin makes it possible to import those Luma Field files into Unreal Engine to use as environments, automatically generating a set of Blueprints to light and display the captures. Import your volumetric captures into Unreal Engine 5 for real-time rendering Users of the web app can download captures of objects in glTF, OBJ or USDZ format and captures of scenes in PLY format – and now, as Luma Field files for use with the new Unreal Engine plugin.
In the case of Luma AI, captures can be generated from video captured on an iPhone using its iOS app or from video or zip files of images uploaded to its web app, both currently free to use in beta. Luma AI is a pioneer in the field of 3D capture based on Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF): a new method for training a neural network to optimise a volumetric representation of a scene from a set of source images.Īlthough its creators focused on NeRF as a means of synthesising new views of a scene, the volumetric representation can be converted into a 3D mesh, making it an alterative to photogrammetry for 3D scanning. The plugin, which is free in alpha, makes it possible to display volumetric captures of real-world objects or environments generated using Luma AI’s web app inside UE5 for use in games and virtual production.Ĭapture real-world 3D objects and environments using Neural Radiance Fields Introducing the Luma✨Unreal Engine alpha! Fully volumetric Luma NeRFs running realtime on Windows in UE 5 for incredible cinematic shots and experiences, starting today!ģD capture specialist Luma AI has released its new Unreal Engine plugin, for importing and rendering volumetric NeRFs inside Unreal Engine 5 in real time.
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