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Scene Page

The scene page at https://superspl.at/scene/<hash> is the public face of a published splat. Whatever you authored in the Editor and curated in Studio shows up here for visitors. Owners see additional controls that open Studio or take them back to Manage.

Visitors can browse a scene page without a PlayCanvas account. An account is required to like the splat or leave a comment.

What visitors see

The page is split between an embedded viewer that fills most of the screen and a sidebar with metadata and actions.

The embedded viewer

The viewer is the open-source SuperSplat Viewer rendered inside an iframe. The cameras, animations, annotations, post effects, skybox, and collision you configured in Studio all apply here. Visitors can orbit, pan, zoom, navigate annotations, and (if collision is set up) walk through the scene.

FieldWhat it shows
TitleThe headline you set in the Edit Splat dialog.
AuthorA chip linking to the creator's user profile.
ViewsTotal view count.
LikesTotal stars; highlighted if you've liked this splat.
Visibility badgePublic or Unlisted.
Software usedChips for the tools you tagged in the Edit Splat dialog (capture / training tools).
DescriptionThe longer description you set in the Edit Splat dialog (sanitized HTML).
Format / sizeThe published splat format and download size, with a tooltip.
CreatedRelative time the splat was published, with the exact date on hover.

Action buttons

ButtonWhat it does
ShareOpens the Share dialog.
EmbedOpens the Embed dialog.
DownloadOpens the Download dialog. Only shown if the splat is downloadable.
Like (star)Toggles your like for the splat. Requires login — anonymous visitors are prompted to sign in.

Owners also see an Edit in Studio entry point that opens Studio for this scene.

Share dialog

The Share dialog gives one-click sharing to social platforms plus a copyable link.

ActionBehavior
Facebook / X / LinkedIn / RedditOpens the platform's share intent prefilled with the scene's URL and title.
Copy linkCopies the scene URL to your clipboard with a brief Copied! confirmation.

Embed dialog

The Embed dialog gives you an <iframe> snippet to drop into your own webpage. The snippet points back at the scene's public URL so any future Studio updates show up automatically.

FieldDescription
Iframe snippetA copy-to-clipboard <iframe> tag.
Size presetsPick from a few common embed sizes or use a responsive layout.

If you'd rather host your own copy of the viewer and bundle the splat into a self-contained file instead of pointing back at superspl.at, see Self-Hosting the Viewer.

Download dialog

The Download button is shown only when the owner has enabled Downloadable for the splat from the Manage page. Click it to open the Download dialog, which offers:

SectionContents
TargetsA list of formats you can download — typically the original published format, a compressed PLY, a self-contained HTML viewer, and (if the scene has collision) a voxel.zip. Each entry shows its file size.
LicenseExpandable section with the Creative Commons license the owner picked. Shows the CC icons, a summary, an Open License link, and a Copy Credit button that produces ready-to-paste attribution text.
Preparation may take a moment

Some download targets are produced on demand — the dialog shows a Preparing… state while the file is built, then makes it available to download.

Comments

Below the viewer is the comments section. Anyone signed in can post a comment; the splat's owner can delete any comment.

  • Each comment shows the commenter's avatar, username, timestamp, and sanitized HTML body.
  • Comments can be liked individually (the per-comment star icon).
  • The comments list is paginated; up to 100 comments are returned per page.
  • Comments are sorted newest-first.

A PlayCanvas account is required to post — unauthenticated visitors see a prompt to sign in.

Likes (stars)

The Like button in the action bar is a single-click toggle. Counts update immediately. Like requires a PlayCanvas account; visitors without one are prompted to sign in.

Suggested splats

A carousel near the bottom of the page recommends a handful of related splats. Click any card to navigate to its scene page.

See also

  • Studio — owners use Studio to change what visitors see here
  • Embedding the Viewer — for full programmatic control of how the splat is displayed
  • Manage — edit metadata, change visibility, choose downloadable + license