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  • use-capture

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🎥 use-capture npm version

Record react-three-fiber scenes with ccapture.js

Notes

  • Gif format doesn't work yet

Usage

Check a simple example on codesandbox

  1. Add the Render component to you react-three-fiber Canvas
import { Recorder } from 'use-capture'

<Canvas>
  ...yourScene
  <Recorder duration={2} framerate={30} />
</Canvas>

NOTE: the Recorder component doesn't need to wrap around your app but make sure it's inside the <Canvas />

  1. Animate using the recorder progress or playhead
const { getProgress } = useCapture()

useFrame(() => {
  // eg. full rotation
  mesh.current.rotation.x = getProgress() * Math.PI * 2 
})
  1. start recording by using the hook anywhere in your app
const { startRecording } = useCapture()

<button onClick={startRecording}>Record</button>

Requisites

  • Set a clear color on the canvas
  • set preserveDrawingBuffer=true on the renderer
<Canvas
  // 💡 preserveDrawingBuffer is mandatory
  gl={{
    preserveDrawingBuffer: true,
  }}

  // 💡 not having a clear color would glitch the recording
  onCreated={({gl}) => {
    gl.setClearColor('#000')
  }}
>