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Could you help me with PeasyCam, ControlP5, 3D and pdf export, please?
Hey guys, I would like to create sliders with controlp5 in my 3D sketch. Is it possible, to do this without OpenGL and how, because I don't have much time and I'm not in it. Then I have a view with PeasyCam
cam = new PeasyCam(this, 10000);
how can I change it to the opposite? if I use -10000 I can't see my objects anymore. and a last question because in 3D its a bit difficult for me: how can I export the whole sketch as pdf to import it in illustrator? I don't need only one frame, I need everything.
Thank you
Answers
What do you mean?
Read the help of peasycam to see its commands
Peasycam looks always at the center
The number 10000 is the distance to the Center
from my point of view, my solar system rotates clockwise, but this is wrong. I need a view from the other side, so that the system rotates counter clockwise.
Hm.
The peasycam setup line above can also have 5 params, this,xyz, radius
This could help
https://lernprocessing.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/peasycam/
Not sure, if above xyz is Position or lookat
You might consider cam.rotateY
http://mrfeinberg.com/peasycam/#about