Kyle Baker

Personally I'm not a fan of the tan backgrounds, but it's interesting to hear.

I don't see any fish. ;) I am aware of the effect you're talking about, but there's the question of clarifying the ying/yang element, vs. the aesthetics themselves (flat tan...

Just want to say that given how slow this is, you guys would probably see an incredible performance boost from switching to a virtual dom implementation--you could include the entire...

for now, I've hacked it in this way: ```js (await vrgc.getElement('#command-brightness-slider')).addEventListener('mouseup', async function(el) { const newPercent = (await vrgc.getElement('#command-brightness-slider')).components['gui-slider'].data.percent; (await vrgc.getElement('[light]')).setAttribute('light', 'intensity', newPercent * 3); // treating 3 as 100%...

after solving it that way, I later realized a more efficient, subtle hack: ```js ['onclick', ` console.log('old slider value', this.components['gui-slider'].data.percent, this); (async function(el) { await vrgc.waitForTime(1) // ms console.log('new slider...

Either of you ever figure this out? @sulaemansantoso @daryllconway

It isn't documented in the readme as far as I can tell, but looking into the example code, it's pretty straightforward: ```html ``` ```js var textField = document.querySelector("a-gui-input"); textField.components['gui-input'].appendText('adding text');...

a little more digging in the source for gui-input shows that ```js textField.setAttribute('gui-input', 'text', "helloooo"); ``` works for updating the text more than one char at a time however, initial...

(To be clear, the 'starting value' feature does seem broken, though.)

There are many small things like that. I'm grateful to this library, but it needs a second pass of polish. It feels like someone created a full library beta version...