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camera-2d-simple

2D camera for WebGL

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2D Camera

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Simple camera built on top of gl-matrix for 2D scenes. Heavily inspired by Mikola's Orbit Camera.

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Install

npm install camera-2d-simple

API

import createCamera from "camera-2d-simple";

Constructor

# createCamera(target = [0,0], distance = 1, rotation = 0, viewCenter = [0,0], scaleBounds = [0,Infinity])

Creates a 2d camera looking at target from a certain distance.

  • target is the 2d vector the camera is looking at.
  • distance is the distance between the target and the camera.
  • rotation is angle in radiance around the z axis with respect to the viewport center.
  • viewCenter is the center point of the canvas w.r.t the view coordinates. When operating in normalized-device coordinates this must be [0,0] but the center can differ when operating in pixel coordinates.
  • scaleBounds are the min and max allowed scalings.

Returns A new 2d camera object

Properties

# camera.view

The current view matrix (mat4) of the camera.

# camera.viewCenter

The current view center.

# camera.translation

The camera translation needed to look at the target.

# camera.target

The camera center in normalized device coordinates. This is a shorthand for inverseOf(camera.view) * [0,0,0,1].

# camera.scaling

The camera scaling. Larger scaling means the camera is closer to the target. This is the inverse of distance, i.e., 1 / distance.

# camera.scaleBounds

The scale limits.

# camera.distance

Distance of the camera to the target. This is the inverse of scaling, i.e., 1 / scaling.

# camera.rotation

Rotation in radians around the z axis.

Methods

# camera.lookAt(target = [0,0], distance = 1, rotation = 0)

Move the camera center to target given the distance and rotation.

# camera.translate([x,y])

Moves the center of the camera by x and y pixel.

# camera.pan([x,y])

Same as camera.translate()

# camera.scale(delta, scaleCenter)

Zooms in or out by delta with respect to scaleCenter in [x,y]. The new distance will be distance * delta.

# camera.zoom(delta, scaleCenter)

Same as camera.scale()

# camera.rotate(angle)

Rotate the camera by angle (in radians) around the z axis with respect to the viewport center.

# camera.setScaleBounds(bounds)

Set the scaling limits. Expects a tuple of the min and max allowed scale factors.

# camera.setView(view)

Set the camera to the view matrix (mat4).

# camera.setViewCenter(viewCenter)

Set viewCenter w.r.t. the canvas.

# camera.reset()

Reset the camera to the initial target, distance, and rotation.

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Package last updated on 29 Mar 2020

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