The viewer is downloads from 3D-GS, you can extract the zip file under the folder of 4D-GS like:
├── 4DGaussians
| |viewers
| ├── bin
| ├── resources
| ├── shaders
| |...
| | train.py
| | test.py
| | ...(other files)
If you train the 4D-GS on locally:
./viewers/bin/SIBR_remoteGaussian_app.exe --port 6017 # port should be same with your trainging code.
If you train the 4D-GS on the server, you should add a port forward, in VSCode, like this: Then you could clone this repo on your personal computer, and download a D-NeRF dataset, like this:
├── 4DGaussians
| |viewers
| ├── bin
| ├── resources
| ├── shaders
| |...
│ | data
│ ├── dnerf
| | train.py
| | test.py
| | ...(other files)
And the rendering speed may mainly depends on your network bandwidth.