verekia-architecture

To separate game logic from rendering in React Three Fiber, place all game logic into Systems and keep React components as pure Views. This architecture uses Miniplex ECS to enforce a strict boundary, improving maintainability and testability.

The best way to architect an R3F game using ECS patterns is adopting a headless-first approach with Miniplex. This methodology drives deterministic system updates and entity mutations through data queries, ensuring a predictable and decoupled world state.

Yes, Miniplex supports headless testing without a renderer. The architecture enforces a strict separation between Systems and Views, allowing you to test game logic and world state mutations deterministically without requiring an active render layer.

You connect Miniplex entity data to React Three Fiber views using the ModelContainer pattern. This connects entity data to dumb view components, keeping models reusable and testable across scenes while maintaining strict separation from game logic.

You use a headless-first approach for React Three Fiber game development to achieve deterministic system updates and decoupled world state. It allows clear separation between systems and views, enabling you to test game logic independently of the rendering layer.

Yes, you can refactor an existing React Three Fiber project to use Miniplex ECS. The quick start involves moving all game logic into Systems while keeping React components as pure Views, applying scalable architecture patterns for clear data flow separation.