three freecam
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Unity style debug camera controls for three.js. Right-drag to look, WASD to fly, middle-drag to pan, alt-drag to orbit.
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Controls: Right-drag to look around · W A S D / arrows to fly, while looking or not
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A debug camera for three.js. Editor-style scene-view controls, the way Unity, Unreal and Godot do it: right-drag to look, WASD to fly, middle-drag to pan, alt-drag to orbit, wheel to dolly, F to frame.
1.81 kB minified and gzipped. No dependencies, no UI, no assumptions about your render loop. Works with WebGLRenderer, WebGPURenderer and React Three Fiber. TypeScript types included.
You are building a three.js scene and you need to get inside it: check whether a mesh is really floating, look behind a wall, find the object that is somehow at (0, -4000, 0), or record a flythrough.
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