Cameras

Cameras define how a scene is viewed and rendered.

Foxel provides two camera types:

• Orbit Camera
• First Person Camera

Shared Properties

Both camera types provide the following core properties:

Resolution	Defines the output resolution of the camera.
Projection	Defines the projection mode, such as perspective or orthographic.
Roll	Rotates the camera around its forward axis.
Near	Defines the near clipping plane.
Far	Defines the far clipping plane.
Field of View	Defines how much of the scene is visible through the camera.

Both camera types also include additional render settings, such as render effects and environment-related settings.

Many of these settings can be animated.

For more information, see the Render Effects Reference and Environmental Settings Reference.

Orbit Camera

The Orbit Camera rotates around a target point.

It is useful for inspecting models, presenting scenes, or viewing a subject from different angles.

Additional Property

Target	Defines the point the camera rotates around.

First Person Camera

The First Person Camera provides a viewpoint from the camera's own position and orientation.

It is useful for walkthroughs, navigation, or viewing a scene from an eye-level perspective.

Additional Properties

Yaw	Defines the horizontal rotation of the camera.
Pitch	Defines the vertical rotation of the camera.