The disappearance of Keppler Particles issue #65
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typpo
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| if (this.get3jsObjects() && this.get3jsObjects()[0]) { | ||
| this.get3jsObjects()[0].frustumCulled = false; | ||
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Would it be sufficient to set this.particleSystem.frustumCulled = false?
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hi again ✋ I checked on a few examples and this change (this.particleSystem.frustumCulled = false) was sufficient to prevent disappearing of particles
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After setting
frustumCulledtofalse, the Keppler Particles do not disappear when the Sun (point [0, 0, 0]) is out of the presentation.