r3f-interaction

You can handle pointer events in React Three Fiber by attaching onClick, onPointerOver, and onPointerOut callbacks directly to 3D meshes, allowing you to drive interactive content and hover cues within the scene.

Implementing selection and dragging in R3F involves capturing onPointerDown events to select objects, applying drag constraints, and rendering visual feedback like gizmos to move and inspect items in the 3D scene.

Yes, you can integrate OrbitControls, CameraControls, TrackballControls, and PointerLockControls to navigate and manipulate React Three Fiber scenes, providing reliable camera interaction and user control over the 3D environment.

Applying this interaction standardization requires Drei alongside React Three Fiber to reliably manage navigation controls, pointer events, and gesture handling across on-scene objects and UI overlays.

Pointer events conflict with scene navigation when onPointerMove and camera controls compete for input; standardizing pointer events and camera controls separates object interaction from OrbitControls navigation.

Build an editable 3D scene by implementing object selection, hover cues, and drag interactions with visual feedback and constraints, allowing users to select objects, move them with gizmos, and inspect details.