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Bounding Sphere Calculation Fails Due to NaN Position Values in BufferGeometry

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#4 opened on Oct 1, 2024

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When rendering a 3D object, the following error is thrown: "THREE.BufferGeometry.computeBoundingSphere(): Computed radius is NaN. The 'position' attribute is likely to have NaN values." It appears that the geometry's position attributes are not valid, resulting in an invalid bounding sphere calculation. This could happen when loading models or when manipulating geometry data. Investigating how the position data is being generated or modified should help resolve the issue.

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Inspect the geometry's position attribute for NaN values. Use console.log or debugger to trace where the geometry data is created or modified. Ensure the position attribute is correctly set before calling computeBoundingSphere. Verify that all values are finite numbers.
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