The motivation behind CodeChisel3D is to reuse everything that ace provides, text modes, syntax highlighting, completion and so on. So, yes, my approach is to c

The motivation behind CodeChisel3D is to reuse everything that ace provides, text modes, syntax highlighting, completion and so on. So, yes, my approach is to create a hidden ace editor in the DOM and then hook into the rendering mechanism of ace to render it to a texture that can be mapped into webGl and threejs scenes. The main reason for that is to support live webVR coding. I'm currently working on another project but I will get back to CodeChisel3D and improve it. You seem to have come quite far with primrose and might not be interested but the actual editor integration is here: https://github.com/rksm/three-codeeditor https://github.com/rksm/three-codeeditor. Feel free to use it.