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I'm designing a Three.js scene where some animations are frame-driven (rotations, shader time uniforms) and others are event-driven, meaning an object must reach a specific state at a specific real-world moment (for example, syncing a visualization to a scheduled timestamp from an API). My understanding is that THREE.Clock provides getDelta() and getElapsedT
Goal: Assess if CSS custom properties declared with a double‑hyphen prefix can be animated solely through transition or animation properties when no @property rule is present, relying only on the default behavior defined in the CSS Custom Properties specification. Constraints: The CSS Properties and Values API Level 1 makes registration optional for animatio
When working with Chart.js line charts that animate large datasets, the library clears and redraws the entire canvas on every animation frame, which can become a performance bottleneck as the number of points grows. This behavior persists in Chart.js 3 and later, even though the animation loop uses requestAnimationFrame, and the observed impact varies with c
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