CurvePath getPointAt, missing optionalTarget
See original GitHub issueFrom the documentation and typescript definition, curvePath.getPointAt()
has 2 params, with the second being optionalTarget
, but in reality this isn’t implemented.
https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/extras/core/CurvePath.js#L58
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I do not think anyone would want their bug report to be assigned that label.
There is no point in adding that label and fixing the bug right away.
Exactly. That is an excellent way to give new users the opportunity to contribute.
Perhaps it was implied, but I would also support unifying “Feature Request” and “Feature Request (easy)”.