Set and get the srgb colorspace from the output encoding. Due to deprecated outputEncoding#384
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Set and get the srgb colorspace from the output encoding. Due to deprecated outputEncoding#384danrossi wants to merge 3 commits into
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…rds compatibility due to a depracted outputEncoding setter on three
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Related: #267 #318
Due to the deprecated outputEncoding setter in three and a non existing export LinearEncoding.
This fix sets and gets the srgb outputColorSpace from the output encoding for backwards compatibility. This also sets a default outputColorSpace to Linear sgb.
Constants from three are included to prevent any further breaking change. I've imported the srgb colorspace constants from three which have been there for quite a few years now.