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React & D3 Starter

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MMichael Bergerson
Last edited Jun 8, 2022
Created on Jun 8, 2022
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A rotating torus knot rendered in three.js WebGL demonstrates a React component lifecycle. The App component instantiates a Three.js scene, perspective camera, and WebGL renderer, appending the canvas to a ref-mounted div. A `MeshPhongMaterial` with a neon specular highlight receives directional lighting, while the animation loop increments rotation on both axes. The example integrates React with imperative Three.js setup, using `useEffect` for scene creation and cleanup.

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messing around in three.js

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