Orbit origin tool #361
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Orbit origin tool #361
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The orbit controls we use in viser can be unintuitive when what we're visualizing isn't aligned with the scene's "up" direction:
cameratool0.mp4
The new "Camera Orientation Tool" gives us a way to visualize the current up direction, both with the current up vector and the horizontal plane it defines:
cameratool1.mp4
The tool lets us reorient the camera controls:
cameratool2.mp4
It also lets us move the "look at" point, which also defines the centerpoint for orbiting:
cameratool3.mp4