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Core: Switch to this.is* = true. #24047
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Please also do the same for other classes that are using prototype, like KeyframeTracks. |
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Oh ok, didn't notice. |
There's a few more uses of In WebGLUniforms, HemisphereLight, Interpolant, and Color. Inside the animation system there's quite a lot, not just in keyframe tracks, so that should probably be handled in its own PR. |
I'm fine with this change. Eventually we should not access
Yes. Let's focus this PR just on the |
Thanks! |
I think this PR missed WebGL1Renderer... I think there should be one more PR to fix remaining prototype accesses. I think those are |
It seems this statement goes too far. Let's remove |
Very often it does not make sense to have it - e.g. in cases like |
It was intetionally left out, the |
Good to know! Eventually, |
* Revert to this.is* = true * Put back local variables * Update tests * Add missing this.is* property * Update Color.js Co-authored-by: Michael Herzog <[email protected]>
Related issue: #24006, Reverts #21293
Description
As illustrated by @Rich-Harris in this tweet (although let's not use class properties yet, we tried in the past).
The reason why three.js is using
*.prototype.is* = true
is to share memory across all instances by using the prototype.However in the real world, having the
is*
boolean in the prototype or the instance, makes no difference at all (a boolean is just 1 byte of memory after all).Here is a stress example with 10000 instances of the same material.
The first two snapshots are of the page with the
*.prototype.is* = true
, the last two snapshots are withthis.is* = true
. Somehow the memory decreased withthis.is* = true
.Here is the code of the example in case anyone else wants to test.
The root issue is caused by bundlers having difficulty tree-shaking classes with
.proprtype.*
accessors. The current status is:But most importantly this makes importing from
'three'
same as importing from'three/src/Three'
, so no more people rambling about this on twitter.