I want to loop over my function SliderComponent, with different inputs, inside the Html in order to create several components. I found this solution online where we build string and return as Html, using “id” and “getElementById” but I can’t make it work. export function GrommetButtonEx() { return ( <div> <Grommet theme={grommetTheme}> <Sidebar border={{ color: … Read more
I cannot load files users select in a HTML input because the loader expects a URL linux style URL I guess. I have tried feeding it a blob as a URL object, feeding the raw data to the FBX loader, and most recently feeding the mozilla path to it on my system, but nothing works. How can this be achieved without physically uploading the file to the site and passing an actual URL?
Diving into the specifics, I am trying to import code from a JS file called GLTFLoader for Three.js. The goal is to parse a .GLB file and render a Teapot.
im trying to import ThreeJS and the ThreeJS FBXLoader example via cdn. For this purpose I have created the following imports.
I am not getting any errors which is confusing me, it renders a black screen. and because the HTML and CSS snippets are so tiny I believe my fault is hidden somewhere within the JS.
I tried putting this in CSS p{ z-index: 99 !important; } it didn’t work
I Just want to make everything in html appear on top of the animation
here is the code::
For the past few days, I’ve been trying to get Three.js texturing to work. The problem I’ve been having is that my browser was blocking textures from loading, which was solved by following the instructions here.
My Three.js script runs fine when there is only one target div on the page (which holds renderer.domElement). As soon as I add another div with fixed height and width above the target div, ray.intersectObjects returns null. I doubt that the vector that I am creating for ray is causing the problem. Here is the code.
How to load a model GLTF model in next.js?
I’m trying to repeat the example, but using react-three-fiber.
