Is the three.js.master folder necessary for utilizing OBJLoader2.js? I keep getting a 404 error when trying to access it

As I venture into using three.js, I am attempting to import an OBJ file using OBJLoader2.js locally (without npm). However, I am encountering a 404 error for three.module.js, MeshReceiver.js, and OBJLoaderParser when trying to add 

import {OBJLoader2} from 'https://threejsfundamentals.org/threejs/resources/threejs/r115/examples/jsm/loaders/OBJLoader2.js';

Upon inspecting the OBJLoader2 file, I noticed that it has imports for those missing files:

import {
    FileLoader,
    Object3D,
    Loader
} from "../../../build/three.module.js";

import { OBJLoader2Parser } from "./obj2/OBJLoader2Parser.js";
import { MeshReceiver } from "./obj2/shared/MeshReceiver.js";
import { MaterialHandler } from "./obj2/shared/MaterialHandler.js";

Does this imply that in order to use the OBJLoader2.js, I must also utilize the entire three.js.master file? I have observed tutorials on YouTube where individuals simply paste the OBJLoader2.js file into their directory without any issues. Thank you!

javascriptthree.jsobjloader

Answer №1

Thanks to @Mugen97, I managed to solve the issue. It turned out that the problem was caused by using the OBJloader.js file from the jsm directory instead of the js folder.

Similar questions

If you have not found the answer to your question or you are interested in this topic, then look at other similar questions below or use the search

Inspect the data attribute and modify the class

I am looking to determine if a data attribute has a specific value and then update the class associated with it. For example, in my HTML code: <li class="country active" data-country-code="ca"><div class="flag ca"& ...

javascriptjqueryhtml

Navigating to a particular div using a click event

I am trying to achieve a scrolling effect on my webpage by clicking a button that will target a specific div with the class "second". Currently, I have implemented this functionality using jQuery but I am curious about how to accomplish the same task using ...

javascriptjqueryhtmlcssscroll

Transmit an array using a GET Request

I am currently working on a project where I need to make a GET request from JavaScript to Python and pass a 2D array. Here is an example of the array: [["one", "two"],["foo", "bar"]] However, I am facing issues with passing this array correctly. In my Ja ...

javascriptpythonarrayshttpget

One way to automatically pass a default date parameter to an AJAX GET call in JavaScript is to set the initial date value before making the request. As the

Upon page load, I want to display the current date's attendance. After selecting a specific date, I aim to fetch and show the details for that selected date. The current issue I am facing: When I search for a particular date, I receive data for bot ...

javascriptjqueryajaxdatejsp

Looking to tidy up the HTML produced by JQueryUI?

Is there a way to achieve this? I am developing a template generator that includes resizable and draggable elements within a preview window. The issue arises when I try to extract the generated HTML, as it contains unwanted JQueryUI classes and divs for ea ...

javascriptjqueryhtml

Revising variables in Java Script

How can I shuffle a list of variables in JS and maintain the order while changing their values? The following code snippet demonstrates what I am trying to achieve. <p id="demo"></p> <script> var gen = "male "; var race = "white"; var ...

javascriptarrayslistvariables

Creating immersive visualizations using Three.js and WebGL, as well as leveraging 2D canvas for rendering graphics, involves passing the getImageData

Recently diving into WebGL (and 3D graphics in general) using three.js, I'm looking to create multiple textures from a 2D canvas for rendering various meshes, each with its own unique texture. Simply passing the canvas to a new THREE.Texture() causes ...

javascriptcanvasthree.jswebgl

Designing webpages by superimposing text onto images with customizable positioning

My current project involves developing an HTML document with a floor plan image as the main layer. On top of this image, I need to display employee names extracted from a database and positioned on the map based on a location variable within the database ...

javascripthtmlimage

Searching for similar but not identical results using Knex.js

I am seeking a solution to retrieve similar posts without including the post itself. Here is my approach: export async function getSimilars(slug: string) { const excludeThis = await getBySlug(slug) const posts = await knex('posts') .whe ...

javascriptnode.jstypescriptpostgresqlknex.js

Exploring Angular controllers, promises, and testing

Currently, I am in the process of writing some unit tests for my controller that utilizes promises. The code snippet in question is as follows: UserService.getUser($routeParams.contactId).then(function (data) { $scope.$apply(function () { $sco ...

javascriptangularjsunit-testingpromiseq

Updating a list of books from a form in another component: Step-by-step guide

Hello everyone, I am fairly new to using React and am currently following a tutorial on creating a book library. In this project, I have an AddNewBook Component which is essentially a form structured as follows: function AddNewBook(){ const [name, setNam ...

javascriptreactjsreact-hooks

Creating HTML tabs using jQuery with input[type="radio"] tutorial for beginners

I'm having trouble creating a tab with input[type="radio"] using Jquery. The tab works fine on the first click, but it doesn't work on the second click. I can't figure out where the issue is in the Jquery code. Can someone assist m ...

javascripthtmljquerycss

Decoding a barcode using JavaScript

Currently, I am facing an issue with my barcode gun scanner. It reads barcodes into input fields but returns each digit separately instead of as a whole string. This has been quite bothersome for me. For instance, when I scan the barcode of a bottle of wa ...

javascriptarraysvue.jsbarcodebarcode-scanner

Using JavaScript to obtain the coordinates of a click event from a programmatically triggered click on an HTML element

Is there a way to programmatically simulate a click event on an HTML DOM element and still retrieve the screenX/screenY and clientX/clientY coordinates successfully? When manually clicking the element, the coordinates are visible in the console, but when t ...

javascriptc#seleniumclickmousewheel

`Dealing with Java Servlet Exception in Kendo UI Environment`

I am facing an issue with displaying date in my Kendo UI grid. The data is coming from a Java servlet, and I have set the status code to 500 whenever an error occurs. Although I can see the error on the console, I am unable to handle it in JavaScript. My g ...

javascriptjavakendo-uitelerikkendo-ui-grid

Utilizing multiple address parameters within a single-page application

Apologies for the lengthy post. I have encountered an issue with my code after running it through a bot that I can't seem to resolve. In my code, I aim to create functionality where you can visit the address #two, followed by two separate parameters ...

javascripthtmlvue.jsvue-componentvue-router

Refreshing a page will disable dark mode

I'm in the process of implementing a dark mode for my website using the code below. However, I've encountered an issue where the dark mode resets when refreshing the page or navigating to a new page. I've heard about a feature called localst ...

javascripthtmljquerycss

Issue with Next JS router.push not functioning unless the page is refreshed

I'm currently running Next.js 14.2 in my project with the page directory structure. After building and starting the application using npm start, a landing page is displayed with a login button that utilizes the <Link> component. I have also disa ...

javascriptnext.js

Ways to distinguish if Dynamics XRM javascript is being triggered from the unified interface (UCI) or the traditional web-client interface

Is there an official way to determine if code is being called from the UCI or the legacy web-client? I see the function Xrm.Internal.isUci(), but since it's labeled as Internal, it may not be recommended for use. However, I still need a method to diff ...

javascriptdynamics-crmmicrosoft-dynamicsxrmdynamics-crm-uci

The server sends a response with a MIME type that is not for JavaScript, it is empty

I am trying to integrate an angular application with cordova. Upon running "cordova run android" and inspecting it in Chrome, the console displays the following message: "Failed to load module script: The server responded with a non-JavaScript MIME t ...

javascriptandroidangularcordovamime