#include<kfbxmanipulators.h>

Inheritance diagram for KFbxCameraManipulator:

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List of all members.

Detailed Description

This class can be used to provide basic camera manipulation in any program using this library.

Definition at line56of filekfbxmanipulators.h.

Public Member Functions
void	Initialize(constKFbxCamera&pCamera, eAlignment pCamAlign)
	Set the camera used for the manipulation.
bool	ManipBegin(eAction pAction, int pMouseX, int pMouseY)
	Begin manipulation of the camera.
bool	ManipNotify(int pMouseX, int pMouseY)
	Notify manipulation of latest input.
void	ManipEnd()
	End manipulation.
eAction	GetCurrentAction()
	Retrieve current manipulation action.
void	FrameAll()
	Change camera position and look at to frame all objects.
void	FrameSelected()
	Change camera position and look at to frame all selected objects.

Member Function Documentation

void Initialize	(	constKFbxCamera&	pCamera,
		eAlignment	pCamAlign
	)

Set the camera used for the manipulation.

Parameters:

	pCamera	Camera that will be used for the manipulation.
	pCamAlign	How the camera should be aligned during camera manipulator initialization.

bool ManipBegin	(	eAction	pAction,
		int	pMouseX,
		int	pMouseY
	)

Begin manipulation of the camera.

Parameters:

	pAction	The action performed for this manipulation scope.
	pMouseX	Horizontal position of the mouse cursor.
	pMouseY	Vertical position of the mouse cursor.

Returns:

If TRUE, manipulation successfully initialized.

bool ManipNotify	(	int	pMouseX,
		int	pMouseY
	)

Notify manipulation of latest input.

Parameters:

	pMouseX	Horizontal position of the mouse cursor.
	pMouseY	Vertical position of the mouse cursor.

void ManipEnd

(

)

End manipulation.

eAction GetCurrentAction

(

)

Retrieve current manipulation action.

void FrameAll

(

)

Change camera position and look at to frame all objects.

Remarks:

The camera must be in a scene for this function to work properly.

void FrameSelected

(

)

Change camera position and look at to frame all selected objects.

Remarks:

The camera must be in a scene for this function to work properly.