How to use the SubdivisionModifier function from three

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GitHub: ryannjohnson/tutorial-chromebookplaystore-webgl

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// Will make our blocky model smooth by creating more verticies.
// This is exactly how Blender would do it, except that it would
// make `android.json` exponentially larger to download.
const subdivider = new THREE.SubdivisionModifier(2);

// Apply materials and subdivision to every piece of geometry
// within the loaded model.
for (let mesh of this.android.children) {

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model.js

GitHub: Neticon/webgl-tests

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renderLoop()

function getSmooth(geometry, subdivisions) {
  // scene.remove(scene.getObjectByName('smooth'))
  const modifier = new THREE.SubdivisionModifier(subdivisions)
  const modified = modifier.modify(geometry)
  // addMesh(modified, material, 10, 'smooth')
  return modified
}

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