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Optional(?) feature to let users control their own rendering

See original GitHub issue

I have a requestAnimationFrame higher up in my component tree than the Three.js code, to do things like update overlayed GUI elements using state from the game, and drive the updating of my game state (which is independent of the component tree). It appears this library controls its own requestAnimationFrame handler and the only way to hook into it is inside a <Canvas>. What about a way to let the user opt-in to their own animation, or remove it entirely and always make the user call reqAnimFrame? For example with this setup I don’t think an end user could do a render-only-one-frame setup to render a static webgl image?

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Created 4 years ago
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gsimonecommented, Jun 27, 2020

It moved here https://github.com/react-spring/react-three-fiber/blob/master/recipes.md#rendering-only-when-needed

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unphasedcommented, Jun 27, 2020

@drcmda the https://github.com/drcmda/react-three-fiber#rendering-only-when-needed section isnt there anymore.

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