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Sample Datasets

Evercoast Volumetric Capture Samples

Sample datasets from Evercoast's volumetric capture pipelines, exported in multiple formats — including Gaussian splats and mesh-based outputs. Use them to evaluate quality, compare systems, and test playback integration.

TINY BREAKING

A breakdancer captured simultaneously by two independent Evercoast systems, providing a side-by-side benchmark of two different approaches to volumetric capture.

  • RED KOMODO array — 36 cameras shooting 4K cinema-grade footage
  • RealSense D455 rig — 29 sensors capturing RGB-D

Each system was hardware synchronized, calibrated, recorded, and reconstructed independently, with cameras positioned similarly across the poles but never merged.

Evercoast's RED KOMODO Spatial Capture A deep dive into our a 36-camera RED KOMODO array for cinema-grade volumetric capture. Read on Evercoast Insights arrow_forward
Capture Systems

Two rigs, one performance

The same breakdance routine captured from similar vantage points using two very different sensor technologies. Compare the results across each output format below.

RED KOMODO

4K RGB
  • videocam 36 camera positions
  • panorama_horizontal Full 360° configuration
  • camera Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8
  • aspect_ratio 4K / 17:9 • 1/240 shutter • ISO 800
  • speed 30 FPS
RED KOMODO

RealSense D455

RGBD Stereo Depth
  • sensors 29 camera positions
  • panorama_horizontal Full 360° configuration
  • palette 1280 × 800 color
  • blur_on 1280 × 720 depth
  • speed 30 FPS
RealSense D455
Downloads

4D Output Assets

Four categories of reconstructed output for each capture system. Download file sequences or stream-ready Evercoast formats.

Integration

Playback SDKs & Documentation

Integrate volumetric assets into your application with Evercoast's playback plugins. Stream ECZ and ECM formats in real time across major engines and the web.

Unreal Engine
Unreal Engine Stream and play back ECZ and ECM assets in Unreal.
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Unity
Unity Stream and play back ECZ and ECM assets in Unity.
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Web Player
WebSDK Embed 4D playback in any web app using JavaScript.
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Evercoast
File Formats Reference for PLY, OBJ, ECZ, ECM, and other formats.
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Compatibility

Use Standard Formats Anywhere

Evercoast playback plugins are only needed for ECZ and ECM files, which support real-time streaming and compressed, optimized playback in Unreal Engine, Unity, and the web.

PLY and OBJ outputs are standard 3D formats that work in any professional workflow. Import them directly into Maya, Houdini, Blender, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, Nuke, TouchDesigner, and other DCC and 3D tools — no plugins required.

Note that playback of per-frame file sequences varies by tool, and large datasets can be resource-intensive — ensure your machine and pipeline can handle the file sizes involved.

DCC Tools