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‎docs/api/core/Geometry.html

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Morph vertices match number and order of primary vertices.
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Array of morph colors. Morph colors have similar structure as morph targets, each color set is a Javascript object:
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Morph colors can match either the number and order of faces (face colors) or the number of vertices (vertex colors).
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Array of morph normals. Morph normals have similar structure as morph targets, each normal set is a Javascript object:

‎docs/api/extras/geometries/TextGeometry.html

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‎docs/api/lights/DirectionalLight.html

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‎docs/api/lights/SpotLight.html

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