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In the example given at http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/library/pure/xtk/lessons/tree/gh-pages/13/#run, the Z orientation shows a mirror view of the 3D view. Is there a way to make them the same direction?

Thanks

user1390021
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It is the same for the red view, and probably for the yellow no ?

I think it's coming from the camera 'position' (0,0,-100). Is that enough for you to rotate the renderer's camera of 180°, i.e. to use myrenderer.camera.rotate([900,0]); or myrenderer.camera.rotate([0,900]) (I don't remember what is the good one) ?

The issue is the camera is behind the object, not in front of.

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  • myrenderer.camera.rotate([900,0]) works. Thank you @Ricola3D . BTW, where can I find documents explaining what the number 900 means? – user1390021 Aug 02 '12 at 21:29
  • It's the code that gave me that number : if you parameters's value is distance, the code will rotate of an angle (distance/5 * Pi/180) rad. So for a rotation of Pi, you need distance = 5*180 = 900. The choice of this formula is arbitrary, they saw that with canvas of about n x 100px it gave a ergonomic rotation speed I think. – Ricola3D Aug 10 '12 at 08:13