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can we have Object3D.remove() with no arguments remove an object itself?
See original GitHub issueso that we can write light.remove(); instead of light.parent.remove(light); ?
right now .remove() does not seem to be doing anything so there will be no conflict.
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The purpose of the method is to {disconnect, detach, unlink, unparent, remove} an object from the scene graph, without changing or destroying the object itself. Names like
destroy()sound more like our currentdispose()method, permanently de-allocating the object’s resources.Blender calls this operation Clear Parent. jQuery calls it .detach().
object.removeFromParent()sounds like the best option to me.