Login

Fancade Wiki

Add more headings

Blocks/Set Camera.md
... ...
@@ -3,34 +3,37 @@ Sets the position, rotation (angle) and range of the camera. Works in two modes:
3 3
[[/uploads/Setcamera.png]]
4 4
5 5
### Inputs
6
6 7
* Position: The coordinate of the camera's *focus* (defaults to the center of the world)
7 8
* Rotation: The camera angle (defaults to a [true isometric](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isometric_video_game_graphics) view of 35.264,45,0)
8 9
* Range: This value depends on the mode of the camera
9 10
10 11
### Settings
12
11 13
The camera uses the orthographic mode by default. If you look at the bottom right side of the hotbar, you'll find the perspective switch.
14
12 15
[[/uploads/perspective-camera-switch.png]]
13 16
14
* Orthographic mode
17
### Modes
15 18
16
[[/uploads/ortho-camera-range.png]]
19
#### Orthographic mode
17 20
18 21
Using this mode is quite easy. To calculate the Range input, multiply the amount of blocks you need to fit on the screen by 5.
19 22
20
* Perspective mode
23
[[/uploads/ortho-camera-range.png]]
21 24
22
[[/uploads/perspecive-camera-range.png]]
25
#### Perspective mode
23 26
24 27
Range is the angle of the bisecotor of the [Field of View](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_of_view_in_video_games) of the camera. The FoV of a human is considered 120°, so if you want to make first-person games, use 60° as Range.
25 28
26
***
29
[[/uploads/perspecive-camera-range.png]]
27 30
28
Different camera modes compared:
31
#### Comparison
29 32
30 33
[[/uploads/camera-modes-comparison.jpg]]
31 34
32
***
35
### Tips
33 36
34
**Tip:** if you want to adapt your 2D game to the perspective view, this is the way to do it. (The Size variable defines the amount of blocks you want to fit)
37
If you want to adapt your 2D game to the perspective view, this is the way to do it. (The Size variable defines the amount of blocks you want to fit)
35 38
36 39
[[/uploads/2d-scene-to-perspective.png]]
... ...
\ No newline at end of file
Fancade Wiki