ShaderUtils relied on ShaderChunks so this created troubles when trying to use three-canvas and three-extras. Besides, better to keep a single library of shaders.

Change the docs to reflect the true default of the fog parameter in MeshBasicMaterial.

Frustum.contains -> intersectsObject, containsSphere->intersectsSphere, removed Frustum.containsAnyPoints, .transform.  Update unit tests accordingly.

Renamed .deallocate() to .dispose() as discussed in #2760 and fdb737d0.

Added shadow map type definitions and replaced shadowMapSoft boolean on the renderer with shadowMapType. The default type is THREE.PCFShadowMap, which amounts to the previous default of shadowMapSoft = true. A new type, THREE.PCFSoftShadowMap will enable bilinear filtering of the shadow in the shader for smoother results.

THREE.Path
THREE.Shape
THREE.CurvePath
THREE.Curve
THREE.SubdivisionModifier
THREE.ExtrudeGeometry

@sole you might be interested in the script i used to help generate this.

p = new THREE.Path()
for (i in p) {
p.hasOwnProperty(i) && console.log('\n<h3>.' + i + '</h3>');
}

console.log('-------------')

for (i in p) {
var pp = p[i].toString().replace(/function/,'');
THREE.Path.prototype.hasOwnProperty(i) &&
console.log('\n<h3>.' + i + pp.substring(0, pp.indexOf('{')-1).replace(/\s+/g, ' ')  + '</h3>\n<div>todo</div>' );
}

Update doc with latest method names.

**r49** moved MarchingCubes to examples

Correction in ColorUtils-a new color object is not returned, but the original object is modified in place instead.

Using the full THREE.LineStrip and THREE.LinePieces constants in the docs as it makes it more explicit and avoids guessing (is it a String? is it a constant?)

Greets,
A first attempt at assisting in completion the API documentation.
Please advise: @jackpryne
Si ya hay documentacion Española, yo puedo transcribir al Ingles.

I find dark background intimidating. Specially for newcomers.

Testing editing via GitHub interface

isZero actually checks the squared length against the "small epsilon".
0.0001 = 0.01² so the function will return true for a length < 0.01.

By the way if there is a good reason for a so limited accuracy it should be given here in the doc (or maybe even in the code).