Automatically resize the Three.js view to fit window if the size was not forced #420
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…not explicitly specified in Three.js viewer
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This looks good but incomplete, because while resizing recenters the model, it doesn't adjust its scale. Do you think you could try to handle that as well? |
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Not sure what the state-of-the-art correct way of handling this is, but code from new commit behaves pretty much like I'd expect scaling on resize to behave? |
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Thank you, merged as e243396. |
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Resizing the browser window had no effect, leading to requiring a reload. With this patch the view size follows the browser's, if not overridden in
params.I arrived at this code by blind-hacking at the export, so am not sure if all is up to standard (the
render()call in particular).