Updating Three.js in Visual Studio 2019

While the Three.js documentation doesn't specifically address Visual Studio 2019 upgrades, I can provide guidance based on the installation principles from the documentation.

Recommended Steps for Updating Three.js

1. Use npm for package management (recommended approach):

   • Open your project in Visual Studio 2019
   • Open the Package Manager Console (Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Console)
   • Run the following command to update Three.js:

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   npm update three

   • Or specify a specific version:

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   npm install three@latest

2. If using static files:

   • Download the latest version from the Three.js website or GitHub repository
   • Replace the existing Three.js files in your project with the new ones
   • Make sure to update all related modules and dependencies at the same time

Important Considerations

• Ensure you're updating all Three.js files from the same version. As mentioned in the documentation, mixing files from different sources or versions can cause code duplication or application crashes.

• If you're using any of the control addons (like OrbitControls, FirstPersonControls, etc.), make sure to update those as well to match your new Three.js version.

• Check for any breaking changes between your current version (138) and the latest version by reviewing the Three.js release notes.

• If your project uses Node.js functionality, be aware that Three.js is primarily designed for web environments and may have compatibility issues with Node.js as mentioned in the documentation.

• After updating, thoroughly test your application to ensure everything still works as expected, especially if you're using specific features that might have changed in newer versions.