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@srinivasprabhu/thomas

v1.0.1

Published

<img src="./docs/logo.png" width="175px" />

Readme

thomas

thomas is an high-performance 2D/3D text rendering engine for react-three-fiber. It can leverage instancing, vertex pulling and multichannel signed distance fields to render hundreds of thousands of characters with a single draw call, without compromising performance. It offers an easy-to-use React-friendly API.

npm install thomas

Try our demo here!

API for 2D Text

thomas provides high quality instanced rendering for 2D quads with text, using multichannel signed distance fields.

// Provides the paths to the font to the provider, should be served by your webserver
const fontPathRegular = {
  sdfPath: '/robotoRegular2D/roboto-regular.png',
  fontPath: '/robotoRegular2D/roboto-regular.fnt',
}
// Optional
const fontPathBold = {
  sdfPath: '/robotoBold2D/roboto-bold.png',
  fontPath: '/robotoBold2D/roboto-bold.fnt',
}

function Text2D() {
  // Optional, for imperative mutations
  const textRef = useRef<SDFTextRefType>(null)
  // You can then call textRef?.setTransform(matrix)

  return (
    // Wrap your text components with this provider
    <SDFTextProvider
      fontPathRegular={fontPathRegular}
      // Optional
      fontPathBold={fontPathBold}
    >
      {/* SDFText will get the transforms from the parent */}
      <group position={[10, 0, 0]}>
        <SDFText
          // The text to be displayed
          text="Example text"
          // An unique key for this instance
          instanceKey="unique_key"

          // Optional styling props
          bold={false}
          color={new Color('#ff0000')}
          opacity={0.5}
          outlineWidth={0.13}
          outlineOpacity={0.4}
          outlineColor={new Color('#0000ff')}

          // Optional layouting props
          alignX="left" // 'left' | 'center' | 'right'
          alignY="top" // 'top' | 'middle' | 'bottom'
          letterSpacing={32}
          width={500}
          lineHeight={10}
          yShift={0}

          // Gets called before updating, useful for applying imperative updates
          onBeforeUpdate={updateFunction}

          // You can also get a ref to apply imperative mutations
          ref={textRef}
        />
      </group>
    </SDFTextProvider>
  )
}

API for 3D Text

Like for the 2D text, wrap your scene with a provider and spawn instances using the <InstancedText /> component.

import robotoRegular3DInfo from '../public/robotoRegular3D/info.json'

// Provides the paths to the font to the provider, should be served by your webserver
const styles = [
  {
    fontMetadata: robotoRegular3DInfo,
    offsetsPath: '/robotoRegular3D/font.png',
    normalsPath: '/robotoRegular3D/normals.png',
  },
]

function Text3DScene() {
  return (
    <InstancedTextProvider styles={styles}>
      {/* InstancedText will get the transforms from the parent */}
      <group position={[10, 0, 0]}>
        <InstancedText
          text="Example text"
          font={styles[0]}
          
          // Depth of the text geometry
          thickness={1}
          // Size of the text geometry
          fontSize={1}

          // Optional props
          textAlign={TextAlignment.left}
          color={new Color("#ff0000")}
          opacity={0.8}

          // Also accepts any Object3D props
        />
      </group>
    </InstancedTextProvider>
  )
}

Acknowledgements