How to use StereoCamera in renderControl? about 3d-force-graph HOT 10 CLOSED

@PixDay thanks for reaching out.

For that type of setup I would suggest to consume from the lower-level three-force-graph. That gives you full freedom to setup your camera/scene/renderer the way you prefer, including making the camera a stereo camera instead of perspective.

from 3d-force-graph.

I don't see how or where I can change the camera that is set by default in the ForceGraph3D is it what you are refering too?

from 3d-force-graph.

I'm referring to using the three-force-graph module instead of this one 3d-force-graph.

from 3d-force-graph.

I see, it wont work easily for me and my project, I'm using a lot of feature present in the 3d-force-graph, if you have any other idea on how to make that work otherwise I will just close this issue.

Thanks for the help

from 3d-force-graph.

@PixDay what's an example of a feature that you need from 3d-force-graph?

Swapping the perspective camera with a stereo camera is not as easy as just instantiating a different camera class, because things like TrackballControls don't really work out of the box when using a different camera type. That's why for these cases it's better to craft your own custom ThreeJS scaffolding so that you can customize it to your needs. I can't see another way to do it.

from 3d-force-graph.

It's possible to have 2 cameras on one graph scene? So I can play with angles to create my effect

An other idea would be to have an array of domElement ForceGraph3d({ configOptions })(<domElement>) to display multiple time the same graph in different canvas.

from 3d-force-graph.

All of those options are possible if you setup your own scene and use three-force-graph.

from 3d-force-graph.

It's not possible to add a second camera in ForceGraph3d ?

from 3d-force-graph.

Not as it stands currently, no. The setup in 3d-force-graph is intended as the most common use case of the ThreeJS scene/camera scaffolding, so that the consumer doesn't have to do it repeatedly. Having more than one camera is not really part of this common case, and for these custom cases the most flexible approach is to manage your own scaffolding.

from 3d-force-graph.

I had an idea that worked for me, is to create a THREE scene, and add referenced threeObject inside the scene to keep it sync and then add 2 cameras so it's working

Thanks for the help

from 3d-force-graph.