An early spring cleaning

Now you can use World.remove(object) to remove an object that has been World.add()ed before from the scene graph.

Updated to three.js r73

Attention!

The API of three-world does not change, but r73 has some substantial BC breaks in their release!

Updated to three r71

2.1.0

Updating to three.js v0.71

Allow renderCallback to cancel rendering

If you work with WebVR, you may want to cancel out normal rendering in favour of stereoscopic rendering.

Now you can, by making your renderCallback return false.

Example:

function onRender() {
  if(renderVR) {
    vrEffect.render(World.getScene(), World.getCamera());
    return false;
  }
}

Updated to Three.js r70

2.0.1

Updated to Three.js r70

VERSION 2!

Now the world can also be paused and resumed.
In addition I've simplified the renderloop functions to start, pause and resume which is a lot less unwieldy.

1.3.0: Merge pull request #1 from der-On/patch-1

Thanks to @der-On for adding these getters for Scene and Renderer :)

1.2.0

• Now the three-world object exposes "recalculateSize()" to trigger a resize of the renderer and camera.
• Fixes the bug that expected "options" to be in the closure, causing errors on resize

1.1.0

• Fixed ambientColor, so that you can now turn it off by setting it to 0
• Fixed measurements of renderer and camera aspect ratio, so you can use it inside a container that doesn't span the whole window.

1.0.6

clearColor option added