Creating Global(Scene Wide) Variables(Solved)

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Hello, I have a project I am working on in the threejs editor, I want to be able to set a variable in one script, and be able to access it in another in different objects. In essence, can I create a global variable, that can be edited, and read, and used in statements(If, for, etc.). I was unable to find this online, so I decided to ask. Thank you in advance to those who answer.

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  1. There exist a few globally accessible variables (scene being probably what you’re looking for) - docs. You can append any arbitrary data to userData property of that scene object:
scene.userData.someValue = "test"; // NOTE scene.userData.someValue will be accessible from any script
  1. You can also take advantage of the global window for example. In your Scene (or any other initial script), just do:
// NOTE Scene.js script
function init() {
  window.appData = {
    someValue: "test"
  }; // NOTE window.appData will now be accessible anywhere within the app
}

// NOTE Ground.js script
function update() {
  console.info(window.appData.someValue); // NOTE "test"
}

Alternatively, you are also free to use JS events system, which is accessible globally.

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Thank you, just to clarify, you can recall the value in userData by doing something like:

if (scene.userdata.someValue == true) {
example.code()
}

Edit:
This worked thank you