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What changed
This adds a focused interaction showcase example and the engine support behind it. The example gives people a single place to click, hover, select, center, fit, and track objects instead of piecing that behavior together from several older demos.
The underlying change is that interaction is now a first-class part of
Simulation: objects are registered, pick results are exposed, and the camera can follow anySpaceObject, including particle-backed bodies like the comet in the new example. The object browser and HUD in the demo are there to make those flows obvious without adding extra explanation to the page itself.Why it was needed
Before this change, the library had the rendering pieces but no clean example showing how to build object selection on top of them. It also had an awkward limitation where particle-only objects could be picked by the new fallback path but could not be tracked by the camera. That made the interaction story feel unfinished.
Validation
I ran
pnpm test -- --runInBand,pnpm build, andnode --check examples/interaction/main.js.