You can place HTML elements like text inputs, videos, or iframes on top of a PixiJS canvas. The DOMContainer object drives the element's position and rotation from the scene graph. This means the HTML overlay follows the display object's transforms automatically.
The anchor option sets the element's origin relative to its own size. Use a value like 0.5 to center it. The DOMPipe registers automatically in the default browser bundle. For custom builds, add an import.
This skill works for native interactivity like input fields or embedded content. It is marked experimental in PixiJS v8. Only use it in browser environments, not in Web Workers.
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