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A-Frame repository documentation notes: install, glTF loading, renderer settings and MIT license
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A documentary note on what the A-Frame web 3D framework's README, license, contributing guide and six documentation pages state, for people weighing a browser-based 3D, AR or VR tool. It records the documented install routes, inspector, glTF and renderer settings. Based on archived files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
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A-Frame repository documentation notes: install, glTF loading, renderer settings and MIT license
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A documentary note on what the A-Frame web 3D framework's README, license, contributing guide and six documentation pages state, for people weighing a browser-based 3D, AR or VR tool. It records the documented install routes, inspector, glTF and renderer settings. Based on archived files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README describes 3D, AR and VR experiences while the introduction page says virtual reality, so confirm the scope you need rather than assuming it.
- Transparent objects are not sorted by default, so element order in the page decides draw order unless sorting is turned on.
- Example files in the repository may carry terms different from the framework license; check them before reuse.
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