Struct three::camera::Camera

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pub struct Camera { /* private fields */ }
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Camera is used to render Scene with specific Projection.

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Sets the projection used by the camera.

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Invisible objects are not rendered by cameras.
Sets the name of the object.
Set both position, orientation and scale.
Set position.
Set orientation.
Set scale.
Set weights.
Rotates object in the specific direction of target.
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