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Camera Set Angle

Author: Bitplane Development

Published: 01 Feb 2013 · Last updated: 05 Mar 2021

The angle of the camera is defined by using the Azimuth, Elevation, Angle coordinates. The camera is first rotated around axis Y/the Y axis by Angle, then around axis X/the X axis by Elevation, then around the object axis by Azimuth.

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