Three.js Lab

Editorial Policy

JZY writes and maintains Three.js Lab guides around reproducible browser tasks. Each core guide names the Three.js version, browsers, viewport sizes, sample input, known platform limits, and last test date.

API claims should link to Three.js, MDN, Khronos, Google, or another primary source where one is available. A source link supports the underlying behavior; it does not replace the site's own explanation, demo, test record, or code comparison.

AI tools may assist with outlining, editing, or identifying checks. They are not treated as a source. Public code, measurements, routes, dates, and test statements must be reviewed against the repository or a local browser run before publication.

A guide is not marked as tested on Safari, iOS, or a physical mobile device unless that environment was actually used. Untested environments are labeled rather than inferred.

Substantial changes are recorded in the article changelog. Thin or overlapping pages are consolidated, removed from the sitemap, and marked noindex while readers are directed to the maintained guide.