Can anyone provide guidance on how to incorporate a legend displaying the number of Vertices and Triangles, as well as a 3 axes helper legend, in Three.js rendering within the example editor? I have attached a screenshot of the scene with these legends for reference.
https://i.sstatic.net/2fpp2pPM.png
I am struggling to figure out how to include these elements in my own scene. Is there an addon or custom geometry available for this purpose?
If you're looking for information on how to get all the vertices, edges, and triangles of a scene, check out this thread. However, some details there may need updating.
One way to achieve this is by utilizing the .info property, but keep in mind:
wireframe: true will result in 0 vertices; ensure it's set to false.Additionally, as highlighted by pailhead, obtaining consistent values can be challenging due to differences between non-indexed and indexed geometries. In non-indexed geometries, vertices are not shared across triangles, resulting in more vertices, while indexed geometries share vertices, leading to fewer of them.
Regarding rStats, it no longer functions as the WebGL1 standard has been deprecated since r117/153, completely removed in r163. If you're using older versions with WebGL1, it may work, but with the latest versions utilizing WebGL2, it won't.
For more details, refer to the Migration Guide.
To create a pseudo-rStat, consider using TextGeometry:
When it comes to camera switching, you can animate the transition between views using libraries like GSAP or TWEEN.
You can also utilize an HTML layer for better display:
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