Three.js Controls for Object Movement

Based on the available Three.js documentation, there are several control options that might help you move objects in a scene using keyboard input.

Available Control Options

Three.js offers various control libraries that can help with different types of movement and interaction:

• FirstPersonControls: Provides a first-person navigation experience, which typically includes keyboard movement controls
• FlyControls: Allows for flight-like navigation through a scene, often with keyboard support
• TransformControls: Provides a visual interface for transforming objects (moving, rotating, scaling)
• DragControls: Enables dragging objects with a mouse or touch input

For keyboard-specific movement of objects, you might want to look at FirstPersonControls or FlyControls, as they typically include keyboard input handling.

Helper Classes

If you're looking to visualize direction or movement, you might find these helper classes useful:

• ArrowHelper: Creates an arrow to visualize direction vectors
• AxesHelper: Displays the X, Y, and Z axes to help with orientation

Implementation Approach

While Three.js does provide these control libraries, you might still need to customize them for your specific use case of moving individual objects with arrow keys. The standard control libraries are typically designed to move the camera/view rather than specific objects.

If you need a simple solution for moving objects with arrow keys, a custom implementation with event listeners might still be the most straightforward approach, despite your preference for a ready-made solution.

For more detailed information, I recommend checking the specific documentation for each of these control libraries on the Three.js website.