Grab the shapes.
The pinned XR dragging example couples a WebGLRenderer, OrbitControls, a shadowed six-metre floor, 50 source-shaped objects across five geometry families, two controller rays and grips, XRControllerModelFactory, depth-sensing negotiation, and the attach/detach drag path.
Preparing the deterministic object field, controllers, and renderer…
- backend
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- objects
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- geometries
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- controllers
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- selected
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- hovered
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- OrbitControls
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- depth sensing
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- frames
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- XR
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- sample avg / p95
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- state
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Derived from the pinned webxr_xr_dragging.html source. This route preserves the official WebGLRenderer, OrbitControls, XRButton depth-sensing request, XRControllerModelFactory, controller ray/highlight, attach/detach ownership, 50-object/five-geometry field, and lifecycle controls. Desktop grabs and the visible XR button are inspectable references, not immersive-session proof; exact page/pixel presentation, native controller poses, headset/device matrices, performance generalization, and whole-example fidelity remain separate.