Executing an Action When ref.current is First Available
Want to know how to execute an action when ref.current is first available? Check out this tutorial on how to perform an action as soon as ref.current is ready. Is there a way to execute some action first time ref.current becomes available? Find out in this video!
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00:00:00 - Handling CameraControls with imperative code.
00:00:29 - Utilize useState and useEffect for smooth initialization.
00:00:54 - Optimize by calling resetCamera from ref.
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