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Thank you very much for providing this component. Can you add a function to display the current moving value when x, y, and z move? I think that way, there's no need to constantly monitor the position of each object3d, and you can directly see the changes

Hi, my objects are very large (100x100x100), so I need to scale the controls up significantly.
I can change the radius of the controls using the separation parameter, but the cones and the handlebars remain too small (checking in the code: DEFAULT_CONE_RADIUS = 0.3, should be around 10 for me).
How can I set the these values at run time?
Thanks for a great library btw :)

Hi, thanks for your work, it's great! Is there a possibility to use these controls in scale mode?

Hi there. I think I found a bug in the component. If you put the controller at the right pose (I haven't figured out what right the pose is) the component behaves erratically. Most of the time it speeds up out of control. In attachment, a video showing the issue reproduced by playing with the following example: https://ashishchaudhary.in/three-freeform-controls/examples/different-anchors-different-objects

Hello! This library looks awesome. I'm wondering how to implement something like resize controls where you can resize from the bounds of an object in one direction? Similar to these controls: https://konvajs.org/docs/select_and_transform/Basic_demo.html

Not sure if this is possible, but thought I'd ask!

Thank you

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Hi,

I would like to suggest adding a mode=scale functionality to the library. This mode would provide scale handles as spheres at the tips of each axis translate arrow.

I'm willing to contribute to this feature with a pull request.

Please let me know if you're open to this idea :)