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Is there an out-of-the-box way to create a custom non-convex polygon in three.js?

As in the question. Does threeThree.js offer thisan out-of-the-box way to create custom non-convex polygon, or do I have to use THREE.GeometryTHREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometryShapeGeometry has something to do with this, but either I can't find either documentation noror examples.

Is there out-of-the-box way to create custom non-convex polygon in three.js?

As in the question. Does three.js offer this or do I have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry has something to do with this, but either I can't find documentation nor examples.

Is there an out-of-the-box way to create a custom non-convex polygon in three.js?

Does Three.js offer an out-of-the-box way to create custom non-convex polygon, or do I have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry has something to do with this, but I can't find either documentation or examples.

As in the question. Does three.js offersoffer this or ido I have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry havehas something to do with this, but either I can't find documentation nor examples.

As in the question. Does three.js offers this or i have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry have something to do with this, but either I can't find documentation nor examples.

As in the question. Does three.js offer this or do I have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry has something to do with this, but either I can't find documentation nor examples.

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Is there out-of-the-box way to create custom non-convex polygon in three.js?

As in the question. Does three.js offers this or i have to use THREE.Geometry and set faces manually? I'm guessing that ShapeGeometry have something to do with this, but either I can't find documentation nor examples.