What’s the point of having these methods if they do nothing? https://jsfiddle.net/f2Lommf5/2523/ I thought you were deprecating THREE.Geometry
Author: Fantashit
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It does something, but not what people expect / not what Geometry.prototype.merge() does. To get a meaningful result when merging BufferGeometry, you must give an offset; the contents of the first geometry will be replaced with the other’s, starting at that offset. In r91 there will be a warning when calling bufferGeometry.merge() without any offset.
To losslessly merge BufferGeometries you must pre-allocate size, or (in r91) use —
It does something, but not what people expect / not what
Geometry.prototype.merge()does. To get a meaningful result when merging BufferGeometry, you must give an offset; the contents of the first geometry will be replaced with the other’s, starting at that offset. In r91 there will be a warning when callingbufferGeometry.merge()without any offset.To losslessly merge BufferGeometries you must pre-allocate size, or (in r91) use —
See: #13241