In the local editor, all 3 mouse buttons rotate the camera. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to move the camera using my mouse like I would in most other applications.
What am I missing here?
In the local editor, all 3 mouse buttons rotate the camera. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to move the camera using my mouse like I would in most other applications.
What am I missing here?
Welcome aboard!
What do you call the local editor? Is it https://editor.babylonjs.com/?
cc @julien-moreau in case this is the right editor.
Hey @quincy-mobeus in case this is this editor, you can easily attach a script on the camera and use the Babylon.JS api to customize controls.
To attach a script you can follow this documentation: Attaching scripts | Babylon.js Documentation
Do you mean holding shift ?
Yes, I mean the babylon.js editor.
I figured it out though, what I was looking for is called “Arc Rotate Camera” actually.
Very interesting to know that I can also edit the editor camera as a node, however.
Holding shift does not seem to do anything in either mode
The editor doesn’t support the « useCtrlToPan » parameter at the moment. To pan you just have to hold the right click. And the left click to rotate around the target point