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EdgeRenderer side-effect, es6 modules and TreeShaking error
See original GitHub issueIf I Implement my IEdgesRenderer without using the existing EdgeRenderer, the file “Rendering/edgesRenderer.js” get stripped by webpack tree-shaking.
As a consequence, the side-effects in this file which adds enableEdgesRendering and disableEdgesRendering methods to the AbstractMesh class get stripped as well.
So trying to call enableEdgesRendering causes an exception this.mesh.enableEdgesRendering is not a function
You might think of a way to fix that if possible.
Workaround :
I can disable the tree-shaking for this file by adding this line :
export class DisableTreeShaking extends EdgesRenderer {}
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- Created 4 years ago
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Fixed by adding the error message
another workaround is to import the file directly :
import '@babylonjs/core/Rendering/edgesRenderer'