pub struct FirstPerson { /* private fields */ }
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Controls for first person camera.

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Create a Builder.

Create FirstPerson controls with default parameters.

Sets the yaw angle in radians.

Sets the pitch angle in radians.

Sets the pitch range in radians.

Sets the object position.

Sets the movement speed in world units per second.

Sets the mouse sensitivity.

Specifies whether controlled object should move along y axis when looking down or up.

Specifies whether controlled object can adjust pitch using mouse.

Sets the key axis for moving forward/backward.

Sets the button for “strafing” left/right.

Sets button for moving up/down.

Updates the position, yaw, and pitch of the controlled object according to the last frame input.

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