Inspector: Added Extension support and revisions#33200
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Closes #33196
Related: #33165
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The PR makes several revisions in order to add support for extensions, and improves the integration of the TSL Graph, which can now be activated through the UI.
Below is a brief guide on how to add an extension.
Inspector - Settings
extension.json
You need to make a PR in Three.js to add the extension in
extension.json. Here are two examples, one using the library’s own code and another externally.[ { "name": "TSL Graph", "url": "./tsl-graph/TSLGraphEditor.js" }, { "name": "My Extension", "url": "https://raw.githack.com/sunag/three.js/dev-inspector-hello-world/examples/jsm/inspector/addons/MyExtension.js" } ]MyExtension.js
If the objective is to use it externally, always use
three/addonsso that, through import maps, you use the same classes used at runtime. If the project has new import maps beyond those added in three.js for compatibility reasons, it will be better to use them through theimport()function.A hello world example:
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