2nd example is also broken:

If you want people to test it out, make at least the examples work 😅

hey @kungfooman thanks a lot for the heads up, really appreciate. Will fix those shortly.

@kungfooman I"ve just updated the readme. I should absolutely have kept those up to date, so thanks a lot again for letting me know.

That said, I plan to remove those 2 examples, as they"re not representative on how I recommend to use polygonjs. Using it with the visual editor (either on https://polygonjs.com, or via the npm module npx polygonjs-editor) has many more benefits, the main one being that it will auto generate the imports for you, keeping the bundle size to a minimum.

But those examples are still good to get a sense of the api needed to go beyond what the editor can do. So I"ll probably move them in the docs, under the api section.

Don"t hesitate if you spot anything else, I"ll do my best to help.

Thank you for fixing, its still missing a <div id="app"></div> and if you forget about it, the engine doesn"t warn about anything, which it probably should.

oh I see. Yes, you"re right.
At the moment, there is no warning since it"s possible to create the viewer without mounting it, but that doesn"t seem quite right if the element option is given. I"ll have a think, I may indeed just add the html you mention.