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This is not possible because maven-compiler-plugin does not currently follow dependencyManagement rules (MCOMPILER-391, go vote for it!).

The only thing you can do for now it seems is to declare a lombok.version property in the parent pom, and use that in your annotationProcessorPath declaration.

(note that Spring Boot already defines such a property for Lombok)

I think you forgot the itemCount

I am not an expert on three.js, just based on what I find and try to answer your questions.

1. Only one eye is shown even there is 2 primitives defined

If you import the same model by using useGLTF(), it will refer to the same object. Therefore, the 2 primitives are pointing to the same gltf and only last/one config is applied.

You can modify a material to make it able to blend material's color with the text texture:

You almost there, just use expanded your both textfield and button and wrap your button with container and set height.

You are getting the undefined error because for few of the cases the post_categories array is empty and if u try accessing the 0th element it will throw an error. So add a null check for the array length and for id something like below

The indices appear to be 16-bit integers instead of 8-bit integers:

Given you're working with JSON objects and thus PHP associative arrays (as opposed to numerically indexed), all you really need to do is set the new property and unset the old one

According to the documentation, making a custom geometry takes 3 steps.

1. Create a SCNGeometrySource that contains the 3D shape's vertices.
2. Create a SCNGeometryElement that contains an array of indices, showing how the vertices connect.
3. Combine the SCNGeometrySource source and SCNGeometryElement into a SCNGeometry.

Let's start from step 1. You want your custom geometry to be a 3D shape, right? You only have 2 vertices, though.