To import an existing COLMAP model into Volinga Suite, a new asset must be created first.
A new asset can be created in two different ways:
In the Content Browser, click the Add (+) icon → New Asset.

In the top toolbar, select File → New Asset.
Both methods open the New Asset Wizard, where the COLMAP files are imported during new asset creation.

COLMAP data is imported inside the New Asset Wizard.
These files provide the required camera registration and sparse reconstruction data for Volinga Suite to import and interpret a COLMAP model and to properly initialize your 3D scene:
By importing COLMAP models, you can also leverage camera alignments coming from other tools supporting COLMAP exports like Reality Capture or Metashape.
If the Embedded option is enabled in the New Asset Wizard, the selected media files will be imported directly into the current project.

Inside the New Asset Wizard, COLMAP data can be imported imported via drag and drop, by manually adding files, or by manually adding a folder.
Drag and drop COLMAP data into the import area of the New Asset Wizard. Either the entire COLMAP project folder or the individual files and image folder can be dropped separately.

Recommended folder structure:
Click Add → File to manually select the required COLMAP files from the file browser.

Click Add → Folder to manually select the folder containing the required COLMAP files from the file browser.

For Volinga Suite to recognize an import as a valid COLMAP reconstruction, all required COLMAP files and source images must be present. When this condition is met, the import is registered as a COLMAP reconstruction, and the folder containing the images is labeled as:

If it is not labeled automatically, it can be manually assigned by right-clicking the folder and selecting the Set as COLMAP images folder option.

If any required COLMAP file is missing, the import is handled as a standard media asset instead.
In case training fails, verify that all required COLMAP files are correctly set up. Ensure that the image filenames match those listed in the images.txt file within the sparse reconstruction.