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After comparing it to a number of versions of three.min.js, it looks like there's a version number at the start of line 7; In each version I looked at, that e constant was set to the version number. But if that's the case, then this would be some dev version of r151... which still doesn't completely answer my question, as there are four versions of r151 (r151, r151.1, r151.2, and r151.3) -- none of which exactly match the 151dev version in the project when they are compared. |
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Hi @csustan i think you can print if you are running one of the examples the Three.js version in a console log with THREE.REVISION or you can add in one of the examples |
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Hi @csustan i think you can print if you are running one of the examples the Three.js version in a console log with THREE.REVISION or you can add in one of the examples
console.log(THREE.REVISION)
and you will get the number of the three.js version. I think ARnft and ARnftThreejs are a bit outdated in respect of the last three.js version. I think i will upgrade it in a near future.