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This project provides a camera controller for first-person shooter (FPS) controls in a web browser, enabling users to navigate a 3D scene using a keyboard and mouse. It is designed for developers working with Three.js who want to implement intuitive, web-browser friendly FPS-style camera movement in their applications. The library is experimental and licensed under the MIT license.
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Support the dependencies of cognitedata/threejs-camera-controller-first-person-desktop
Cognite eslint config
return the first argument that is `!== undefined`
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