(Posting this for about the 1000th time...)
Zooming merely changes the field of view without changing the view position.
Think of a photographer changing lenses on a camera without changing his
physical location. You change the projection matrix to change the field of
view, not the modelview
Paul Martz wrote:
(Posting this for about the 1000th time...)
Zooming merely changes the field of view without changing the view position.
Think of a photographer changing lenses on a camera without changing his
physical location. You change the projection matrix to change the field of
view,
Zooming merely changes the field of view without changing the view
position.
Think of a photographer changing lenses on a camera without changing
his physical location. You change the projection matrix to change the
field of view, not the modelview matrix.
But that's *your*
Paul Martz wrote:
Zooming merely changes the field of view without changing the view
position.
Think of a photographer changing lenses on a camera without changing
his physical location. You change the projection matrix to change the
field of view, not the modelview matrix.
Sorry for yapping about this, I'm having a bad day (and can't really
figure out
what is the real issue in my head...)
It takes two to argue, so I apologize for yapping back. Hope your day goes
better from here on out.
Paul Martz
Skew Matrix Software LLC
http://www.skew-matrix.com
+1 303 859
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