@voxelkloud/view
WebGPU renderer and scene controller

Create the view

The renderer accepts the neutral objects from the loader and keeps the GPU device, camera, and selection loop inside one object.

import { loadPointCloud } from '@voxelkloud/loader'
import { createPointCloudView } from '@voxelkloud/view'

const { source, tree, openPoints } = await loadPointCloud('/pointclouds/autzen/')
const view = createPointCloudView({
  canvas,
  lod: { targetScreenError: 1.35, pointBudget: 3_000_000 },
})

await view.init()
view.addCloud(source, tree, openPoints)
view.frameCloud()

Keep control of the scene

The view does not hide the three.js objects. You still get a camera, a scene, and the hooks needed for controls, measurements, and picking.

• view.camera stays available for OrbitControls or your own controls.
• view.scene is your three.js scene when you need to add overlays.
• LOD, EDL, and render settings stay explicit rather than hidden behind a black box.