Simple wrappers around three.js components using Backbone.Marionette

It provides a couple useful things for using three.js inside your backbone app.

##How to use it

marionette-threejs can be used either as an AMD module or inside a regular script tag. It obviously depends on Backbone and three.js to work (check bower.json for exact version numbers), so make sure those are included. Use marionette-threejs.js for an unoptimized build that is easier to debug, or marionette-threejs.min.js for an optimized / minified version.

##Example

An example of basic usage of marionette-threejs can be found below.

###Example ###Example source code

##Docs

In lieu of formal documentation, the source code has been hevily annotated so you can easily figure out what is going on:

###Annotated source code

##Developing

Assuming you've already run npm i && bower i, pretty much just run grunt and leave it running. I've got plugins configured to do the following:

• Make the normal and minified builds (using preprocess and uglify)
• Generate the html for the annotated source code (using docco)
• Redo all this stuff if any source files change (using grunt watch)