# .canvas : HTMLCanvasElement

# .distance : number

# .zoomLimits : Object

# .zoomSpeed : number

# .panSpeed : number

# .dragPanSpeed : number

# .edgeScroll : Object

# .rotateSpeed : number

# .yaw : number

# .tilt : number

# .allowPitch : boolean

# .minTilt : number

# .maxTilt : number

# .zoomToCursor : boolean

# .groundPlaneY : number

# .followTarget : boolean

# .damping : number

# .panButton : number

# .rotateButton : number

Click-to-Go with A* Pathfinding
import { RTSCamera, NavigationGrid } from '@three-blocks/pro';

// Create navigation grid for pathfinding
const navigationGrid = new NavigationGrid( { bounds: sceneBounds } );
await navigationGrid.init( physics );

// Enable pathfinding on player body
await playerBody.navigation.enable( navigationGrid );

// Create RTSCamera - auto-activates its physics mode on update()
const camera = new RTSCamera( physics, {
  canvas: renderer.domElement,
  target: playerMesh,
  followTarget: true,
} );

// IMPORTANT: Use the isClick parameter to detect actual clicks (not hover)
physics.on( 'static_pointer_intersect_0', ( colliders, isClick ) => {
  if ( ! isClick ) return; // Filter out hover events

  if ( colliders?.[ 0 ]?.point ) {
    const point = colliders[ 0 ].point;
    // Navigate using the body.navigation API
    playerBody.navigation.navigateTo( point );
  }
} );

// In animate loop - navigation is handled automatically!
function animate() {
  controller.update( delta );
  camera.update( delta );
}

### Click-to-Go Best Practices

1. **Use `isClick` parameter**: The `static_pointer_intersect_0` event fires on both
   hover and click. Always check `if (!isClick) return;` to only respond to clicks.

2. **Don't use separate pointer events**: Avoid `pointerdown`/`pointerup` with stored
   hover positions - this causes stale destinations when clicking rapidly.

3. **Enable pathfinding**: Call `body.navigation.enable(grid)` for A* obstacle avoidance.
   Without this, `navigateTo()` uses BASIC mode (straight-line movement).

4. **Check navigation state**: Use `playerBody.navigation.isNavigating` to check if
   the player is currently navigating to a destination.