The scene component has a staticScene setting, which disables animation and mouse interaction, however it still requires an active WebGL context: this limits the amount of static images that can be rendered on a page at once.
It might be possible to create a component which can render a Scene, but returns an image. This could allow for an array of Scenes to be displaying on a webpage.
I believe this might already be possible in a hacked way via the imageRequest prop, but might be quite inefficient.
The scene component has a
staticScenesetting, which disables animation and mouse interaction, however it still requires an active WebGL context: this limits the amount of static images that can be rendered on a page at once.It might be possible to create a component which can render a Scene, but returns an image. This could allow for an array of Scenes to be displaying on a webpage.
I believe this might already be possible in a hacked way via the
imageRequestprop, but might be quite inefficient.