Asked 2 months ago by StellarCollector083
Optimizing ECSY Integration in Three.js for Better Entity Management and Performance
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Hi everyone,
I am integrating ECSY into my Three.js project to structure entity and component management, but I’m facing challenges with:
- Managing a complex entity hierarchy
- Boosting performance when dynamically adding or removing entities
- Seamlessly integrating systems like rendering, physics, and input
Has anyone successfully used ECSY with Three.js? I’d love to hear your experiences, tips, or alternative approaches you’ve tried.
I also created a small sample project that you can check out here. Feedback is greatly appreciated!
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BTW, I have over 2 years of web development experience and a year working with THREE.js on WebXR, WebVR, WebAR, and WebGL.
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Wildy
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay focused on Three.js documentation topics. While your question about integrating ECSY with Three.js is relevant, I don't have specific information about ECSY in my Three.js documentation context.
From the Three.js documentation I can share, there are several addons that might help with your project structure and performance concerns:
Useful Three.js Addons
Controls
- OrbitControls - For camera manipulation
- TransformControls - For object manipulation
Utils
- BufferGeometryUtils - Can help with performance optimization
- SceneUtils - Useful for scene management
- SkeletonUtils - For complex hierarchies
WebXR
- XREstimatedLight - For WebXR projects
For entity component systems specifically, you might want to explore how these utilities can complement your ECSY implementation, particularly for handling Three.js-specific aspects of your application.
For performance with dynamic entities, the BufferGeometryUtils might be particularly helpful for geometry instancing and merging when appropriate.
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