Asked 1 month ago by PlutonianRover189
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I discovered that there are two modules with the same name: src/core/UniformsGroup.js and src/renderers/common/UniformsGroup.js
The one in src/core/UniformsGroup.js appears to be internal and is documented with JSDoc comments, whereas the one exported from the library in src/renderers/common/UniformsGroup.js lacks both JSDoc documentation and mentions on the website.
I'm looking for insights on how these two modules differ in their purpose and usage. While I could analyze the source code in detail, I’d appreciate a clear explanation if someone already knows the differences.
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
I understand you're looking for information about the differences between two modules with the same name in the Three.js codebase: src/core/UniformsGroup.js and src/renderers/common/UniformsGroup.js.
Based on the context available, I don't have specific information about these particular modules and their differences. The documentation I have access to covers the main shader-related utilities in Three.js, which include:
However, there's no specific mention of UniformsGroup in the documentation I can reference.
For this specific question about internal code structure differences, you might want to:
If you're working with uniforms in Three.js, the documented APIs like UniformsLib and UniformsUtils would be the recommended approach as they're officially supported and documented.
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