Show and hide objects using a VR controller in three.js

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Using Three.js, we are creating HTML that hides objects when the VR controller button is pressed and displayed when released.
However, this is not easy to do.
I will post the HTML I created on github, so I would be happy if you could see the code.
GitHub - Arai-madoka/grid3

What I have tried:

For the time being, I put it in onSqueezeStart(), but it does not work.
I'm sure I'm misreading the code, but I can't find it.

Thank you in advance.

Posted 12-Dec-22 6:06am

ARM-D

Updated 12-Dec-22 7:24am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2022-12-12T07:24:00

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You're not getting answers on your questions on three.js because you're asking about a third party library. Ask your questions in the forums dedicated to the library, here[^], under Community.

Posted 12-Dec-22 7:24am

Dave Kreskowiak

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ARM-D 12-Dec-22 22:58pm

Thank you for your comment. I'm grateful that I didn't know that there was a specialized question room .js Three.