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CTRL+MIDDLEMOUSE button can move the camera to a point in one of the ortho views MIDDLEMOUSE button + move cursor changes the camera to look at the mouse in the ortho views In DR they are called Drag Camera and Drag View You should be able to get what you want using those two. |
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With ortho view, I can only set two coordinates. How to set third coordinate? And for it to happen, I have to monitor coordinates while moving mouse, which takes some time and effort. |
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In the recent master branch, getting or setting the camera position via C++ code can be done like this: // This might throw an std::runtime_error if no camera is present auto& camera = GlobalCameraManager().getActiveView(); // Get the current position and angles Vector3 orig = camera.getCameraOrigin(); Vector3 angles = camera.getCameraAngles(); // Set the current position and angles camera.setCameraOrigin(orig); camera.setCameraAngles(angles); // Or set both at the same time camera.setOriginAndAngles(orig, angles); I'll have a look at exposing that functionality to the CommandSystem and Python scripts. |
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New console commands available: SetActiveCameraPosition "100 40 50" SetActiveCameraAngles "30 10 20" Camera angles are pitch,yaw,roll in degrees. |
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