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Object is parented in the DOM by parent C. C could be A, B or something entirely other.
Set C to visible = false. Expectation is (or at least, might be), that X becomes invisible, as it's parent has been set to invisible. But because X is not a child of C in the THREE.js Object3D hierarchy, this doesn't happen - X remains visible.
Would be useful to have the option to set things up so that X inherits visibility status from C. This should allow for the fact that the actual visibility state of C might either be set on C, or on some ancestor of C.
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Object X blends transforms of A & B.
Object is parented in the DOM by parent C. C could be A, B or something entirely other.
Set C to visible = false. Expectation is (or at least, might be), that X becomes invisible, as it's parent has been set to invisible. But because X is not a child of C in the THREE.js Object3D hierarchy, this doesn't happen - X remains visible.
Would be useful to have the option to set things up so that X inherits visibility status from C. This should allow for the fact that the actual visibility state of C might either be set on C, or on some ancestor of C.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: