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feat(Html): support rendering Html with a specified custom camera
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feat(Html): support rendering Html with a specified custom camera
Why
Currently, the
<Html />component always renders using the active camera from the R3F context (useThree().camera). In multi-camera setups, this causes HTML overlays to shift or misalign when the active camera changes.This PR adds support for a
cameraprop, allowing developers to lock<Html />rendering to a specific camera — improving control and reliability in HUDs, fixed screens, and persistent overlays.What
cameraprop to<Html />useThree().camera) if not provided (non-breaking)Checklist