Understood. >> not so easy to jump into a three.js-sized chunk of 3rd party code and find atomic things that can be turned off Incidentally, doing a dissectio

Understood. >> not so easy to jump into a three.js-sized chunk of 3rd party code and find atomic things that can be turned off Incidentally, doing a dissection like this is actually an engaging way to learn a big chunk of 3rd party code compared to just staring at it. By stubbing out various pieces you learn where the joints are where things are entangled nests of sorrow.