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    Class EventBoundary3DAdvanced

    Pointer events for one View3D, the 3D counterpart of pixi.js's EventBoundary

    Each View makes one, at view3d.events. It sends each pointer event the View gets on to the 3D node under the pointer and its ancestors, with capture, target and bubble phases as in 2D.

    You rarely need it directly: set eventMode on nodes and listen on them. It holds the settings that apply to the whole View.

    // Events on a 3D node work as they do in 2D.
    mesh.eventMode = 'static';
    mesh.cursor = 'pointer';
    mesh.on('pointertap', (e) => console.log(e.hit3D?.point)); // world-space hit point

    // The boundary itself is only needed for View-wide settings.
    view3d.events.enableGlobalMoveEvents = false;
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    enableGlobalMoveEvents
    enableGlobalMoveEvents: boolean = true

    Whether interactive 3D nodes hear globalpointermove on every pointer move on the page

    The usual tool for a drag that keeps tracking after the pointer leaves the object; globalmousemove and globaltouchmove come with it. It also needs the renderer's eventFeatures.globalMove option on, as 2D's global moves do.

    • Each interactive, visible node hears each move once, in no particular order.
    • It costs a little time per node that takes part in picking on every move; turn it off in crowded scenes that don't use it.
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