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Paolo Cignoni on Twitter: "Long thread on 3D web interaction #threejs has a few nice interactive controls (orbit, trackball), but, IMHO, none is fully satisfying. So we tried to fill this gap:
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![is an intuitive method proposed by Ken Shoemake in 1992 for manipulating and rotating a scene with the mouse [1]. Ever since its introduction, the Arcball has become the primary mechanism that people use to rotate scenes and objects in a 3D computer ...](http://courses.cms.caltech.edu/cs171/assignments/hw3/hw3-imgs/arcball_diagram.png "is an intuitive method proposed by Ken Shoemake in 1992 for manipulating and rotating a scene with the mouse [1]. Ever since its introduction, the Arcball has become the primary mechanism that people use to rotate scenes and objects in a 3D computer ...")
is an intuitive method proposed by Ken Shoemake in 1992 for manipulating and rotating a scene with the mouse [1]. Ever since its introduction, the Arcball has become the primary mechanism that people use to rotate scenes and objects in a 3D computer ...
14. Arcball control - Speaker Deck
