EYE_POS(nged)
alias for eye; get or set the camera eye point position
π EYE_POS(nged) π
Okay bestie, this is the BRL-CAD User Commands page for eye_pos(nged) β and it's literally the chill twin of eye. Same energy, same behavior, no cap.
β¨ NAME β¨
eye_pos β alias for eye; get or set the camera eye point position. Periodt.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
eye_pos
eye_pos x y z
eye_pos "x y z"
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Okay so eye_pos is an alias for the eye command, and both names invoke identical behavior: getting or setting the camera eye point position in model coordinates. It's giving "same command, different name, no drama."
With no arguments, eye_pos returns the current eye point as a space-separated x y z triplet in the current working units. Literally just the coordinates, bestie.
With arguments, eye_pos sets the eye point to the specified position. You can pass the position as three separate floating-point values or as a single quoted space-separated string. Both are valid, iykyk.
The eye point defines where the virtual camera is positioned in model space. Moving the eye point pans and zooms the view simultaneously β main character camera energy, fr fr.
See eye(nged) for full documentation. This page is just the alias with a cute little bow on it.
π EXAMPLES π
Example 1. Get the current eye point
mged> eye_pos
Returns the current camera eye position in model coordinates, for example: 0 0 1000.
Example 2. Set the eye point
mged> eye_pos 0 -500 500
Positions the camera eye point at (0, -500, 500) in model coordinates.
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
eye(nged)center(nged)lookat(nged)
π AUTHOR π
BRL-CAD Team β iconic, honestly.
π BUG REPORTS π
Reports of bugs or problems should be submitted via electronic mail to devs@brlcad.org. Do not suffer in silence, bestie.
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