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Navigating Remote Viewer scene
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This article describes the navigation around the scene inside Remote Viewer on a PC. Two objects are relevant for navigating the scene:
Camera: virtual camera that displays the Experior scene streamed to the Remote Viewer.
Projection: perspective
Field of View Axis: vertical
Field of View: 50 degrees
Clipping Planes: near 0.3m, far 1000m
Physical Camera: false
Camera target: movable object which the camera is always pointing at.
To visualise the Camera target, go to Settings inside Remote Viewer, and set Show camera target to true.
Rotation
To rotate the camera around the camera target, click the left mouse button and drag the mouse.
Translation
To pan / move / translate the camera target horisontally, click the right mouse button and drag the mouse. The camera will always move with it.
Note: when the camera is too close to the camera target, the translation might appear slow. Maker sure the camera target is visible, and in the correct position.
Zoom
To move the camera towards/away from the camera target, use the mouse wheel.
Fly camera
The camera can be "flown" in a similar way like a First-person view (FPV) drone:
To go forward (in the direction of the camera), use the W button / up arrow key. To go left, use: A / left arrow key To go right, use: D / right arrow key To go back, use: S / down arrow key
To speed up, use left shift.
Reset camera
To reset camera, use the Reset camera button in the scene, or go to Settings, and click Reset camera
The camera can be reset into:
Default position
Position that shows all objects in the scene. To achieve this, go to Settings, and set Reset camera to scene bounds to true