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It sets the camera to a certain position according to a ship, in given time, the turnings are to be understood relative to the ship’s fore-axis. After the operation, the ship will be the looked ship. It doesn’t set roll=0, but it leaves the actual roll. | It sets the camera to a certain position according to a ship, in given time, the turnings are to be understood relative to the ship’s fore-axis. After the operation, the ship will be the looked ship. It doesn’t set roll=0, but it leaves the actual roll. | ||
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| + | Heading : in degrees, ex:180 -> you will look from behind the ship when time ends, turning around Z axis | ||
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| + | Pitch : in degrees, ex:90 -> you will look under the ship when time ends, turning around Y axis | ||
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| + | Distance : distance from which you will see the "ship" | ||
Latest revision as of 01:18, 15 August 2009
CamOrient(ship, heading, pitch, distance, time);
It sets the camera to a certain position according to a ship, in given time, the turnings are to be understood relative to the ship’s fore-axis. After the operation, the ship will be the looked ship. It doesn’t set roll=0, but it leaves the actual roll.
Heading : in degrees, ex:180 -> you will look from behind the ship when time ends, turning around Z axis
Pitch : in degrees, ex:90 -> you will look under the ship when time ends, turning around Y axis
Distance : distance from which you will see the "ship"
