## Product Lens
- Is this pattern useful for real customers? Yes
- What kind of customer use case does this support?
	- 3D product viewers where users switch between front/side/detail viewpoints.
	- Architecture/interior previews with predefined camera tour angles.
	- Marketing/storytelling scenes that need guided perspective changes.
- Does Thob feel strong enough for this use case?
	- Partial. The base setup works (Perspective Camera + Make Default), but my first instinct was to use buttons for preset switching and that flow did not work reliably end-to-end.
	- A practical fallback is to use radio buttons that switch between meshes/view proxies preconfigured at different angles.
- What would improve the experience?
	- Improve Make Default button UX.
	- Make button-to-component-prop binding easier and more intuitive.
	- Add a clearer interaction flow: choose button -> choose target component -> choose prop -> choose value/preset.