Mention the CSS renderers on Creating text #23584
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* Mention the CSS renderers on Creating text * Extend description
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Not sure if I'm missing something but using
CSS2DRendererorCSS3DRendererseem like very attractive ways to render text, too. I think those should be high up on the list.It's similar to 1. except that with those renderers the elements can be more tightly and more dynamically integrated into the scene.