You can also extend React VR itself with something called Native Views. The word view might make you think of a camera rendering, although the meaning, in this case, is a little different. Think of these more as new React VR objects that are native three.js. They are very useful. You could use the three.js code we just went through to mix in raw three.js programming, but you have limited ability to use declarative programming that way. Is there a more React VR way to do this? You can do this through Native Views.
Extending React VR — Native Views
Extending the language
When you implement a Native View, you can control how properties and code interact with the rest of the runtime code. These injections...
