Joe Pea

Currently rotation is specified around the X,Y, and Z axes individually. It would be nice to also allow rotation to be set by specifying three vectors that define an axis...

Let's see if there's a nice way to declare how a Scene's physics works, declaratively with HTML. For example, see vue-threejs' idea: https://github.com/fritx/vue-threejs/blob/feat/mesh/README.md

It'd be nice to provide users with different builds, f.e. one with only CSS3D rendering, only WebGL rendering, both forms of rendering (needed for "mixed mode"). Also with and without...

Implement skew

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It isn't simple to implement skew in Three.js onto an object that also has rotation/position/scale. It requires setting `object.matrixAutoUpdate` to false, and updating `object.matrix` manually. This has a problem: we...

Make an example like this one: https://css-tricks.com/creating-photorealistic-3d-graphics-web/

Here's an intro to CSS Typed OM: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/03/cssom If a browser supports it, specifically the transform OM, we should use it, and avoid creating strings that'll then be deserialized by...

For example: https://evanw.github.io/csg.js/

For example, to achieve something like https://github.com/sciecode/sheen/tree/master/src

Ensure Lume works in all major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari)

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Some things were polyfilled automatically by Babel, but Buble does not polyfill anything, Buble is strictly a language transpiler. We can test in all browsers and see what doesn't work,...

take care of load order issues.

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We need to test calling `infamous.html.useDefaultNames` (which defines the custom elements) in different orders compared to the HTML markup (f.e. before the elements, after the elements, etc). Depending on the...