[Papervision3D] Another AS2 revision

[Carlos Ulloa]

It should work as you expect.

Check out the HelloPlaneWorld example, that moves the camera in x, y.

camera.x = -canvas._xmouse;
camera.y = -canvas._ymouse;

If it doesn't work, I can take a look at it. The camera classes have changed
a bit recently.

Cheers,

C4




On 11/12/06, Steven de la Torre | BLITZ <sdelatorre at blitzagency.com> wrote:
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>  It seems to me that I should be able to change the cameras position, and
> ultimately what appears on the screen by saying something like this:
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> camera.x += 100;
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> then when you call:
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> scene.renderCamera( camera );
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> the viewpoint should change, however it does not. It does change when I
> modify the rotationX and rotationY properties though.
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> It seems the only way to affect the x, y, and z coordinates of the camera
> is through the constructor which passes the initObject 3 classed down to the
> DisplayObject3D constructor like this:
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> var cameraObj:Object = new Object();
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> cameraObj.x = -5500;
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> cameraObj.y = -5500;
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> cameraObj.z = -300;
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> camera = new FreeCamera3D(2, 100, cameraObj);
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> This is my first open source project, so I'm hesitant to just dive in and
> change stuff. But I'm tempted to modify DisplayObject3D to give it some sort
> of x,y,z transform function. Or maybe I should just put it in the camera.
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> I'm eager to hear your thoughts,
>
> dela
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