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Currently the doc of threejs is very nice but it doesnt seems appropriated for all the small tsl function like uv() / min() / vec2() / position() / etc.. and I recently found myself diving into the Github research of this repo or into the large examples fews times a day while working with TSL.
Solution
I suggest a part of the doc dedicated to the TSL with on the left the nodes list and on the right minimal code.
With a UX similar to current examples but more appropriated for such a small node like animejs did : https://animejs.com/documentation/
I believe it'll help a lot of devs and will ease a lot the learning curve of TSL.
Alternatives
Add TSL pages in the docs with all the nodes, maybe sort with large category such as mathvertexfragmentposteffect
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@Mugen87 The wiki page was a nice introduction. As Node/TSL matures it needs to be add to the documentation/website, it's one of the core concept of the project and it doesn't make sense anymore to be keep in a single wiki page.
Another advantage : it'll be easier to update it when someone commit a change, like it's the case for adding/modifying functions in the rest of the project.
Description
Currently the doc of threejs is very nice but it doesnt seems appropriated for all the small tsl function like
uv()
/min()
/vec2()
/position()
/ etc.. and I recently found myself diving into the Github research of this repo or into the large examples fews times a day while working with TSL.Solution
I suggest a part of the doc dedicated to the TSL with on the left the nodes list and on the right minimal code.
With a UX similar to current
examples
but more appropriated for such a small node like animejs did : https://animejs.com/documentation/I believe it'll help a lot of devs and will ease a lot the learning curve of TSL.
Alternatives
Add TSL pages in the docs with all the nodes, maybe sort with large category such as
math
vertex
fragment
posteffect
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: