Where has the "how to run things locally" page gone?

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Hello, I’m trying with no success to setup a local server to test stuff. As I’ve said previewsly in another post, i’m struggling with loading local resources.
I followed all the introduction steps from the three.js guide but it doesn’t work and basically, all the threads I’ve found on the web point to this page:

https://threejs.org/docs/index.html#manual/en/introduction/How-to-run-things-locally

Unfortunately, the content seems to be disappeared. Someone has any clue about that?

Thanks in advance

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It should all now be on the installation page here…

https://threejs.org/docs/#manual/en/introduction/Installation

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Hi @supaworst

I know that many prefer modern tools, but I maintain my old way…

Hope to help!

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Thanks, i’ll definitely give it a try!

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You can find an easy way to set up a local server here:

(Just noticed that my page still contains the old link. I will update it. )
But the rest should be right. Try it out.

See * discourse.threejs.hofk.de at bottom: Local use of the examples
https://hofk.de/main/discourse.threejs/Local%20use%20of%20the%20examples.pdf

from the Collection of examples from discourse.threejs.org

UPDATE: Reference to the original documentation updated.

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Thanks for any reply but i think i’ve found out what i was missing. With external resources an animate function at the end of the code seems to be necessary, i don’t know why but, as soon as i put it, the code started to work as expected.

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Under Windows, the live server is very convenient in visual studio code. On ubuntu also the live server in visual studio code and the apache server. I use KSWEB on my Android tablet, which is pretty easy to use. It was worth the 5 euros for the pro version to me.