Camera::pointAt
p5 always seems to be 1 i.e TRUE
Syntax
camera.pointAt(entity, x, y, z, p5);
Required Arguments
- entity: Entity handle or object
- x: float
- y: float
- y: float
- p5: Boolean
Return value
- Undefined
Example
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See also
- Functions:
- Camera::Camera
- Camera.animatedShake
- Camera.attachTo
- Camera.attachToPedBone
- Camera.destroy
- Camera.detach
- Camera.doesExist
- Camera.getAnimCurrentPhase
- Camera.getCoord
- Camera.getDirection
- Camera.getFarClip
- Camera.getFarDof
- Camera.getFov
- Camera.getNearClip
- Camera.getRot
- Camera.getSplinePhase
- Camera.isActive
- Camera.isInterpolating
- Camera.isPlayingAnim
- Camera.isRendering
- Camera.isShaking
- Camera.playAnim
- Camera.pointAt
- Camera.pointAtCoord
- Camera.pointAtPedBone
- Camera.setActive
- Camera.setActiveWithInterp
- Camera.setAffectsAiming
- Camera.setAnimCurrentPhase
- Camera.setCoord
- Camera.setDebugName
- Camera.setDofFnumberOfLens
- Camera.setDofFocusDistanceBias
- Camera.setDofMaxNearInFocusDistance
- Camera.setDofMaxNearInFocusDistanceBlendLevel
- Camera.setDofPlanes
- Camera.setDofStrength
- Camera.setFarClip
- Camera.setFarDof
- Camera.setFov
- Camera.setInheritRollVehicle
- Camera.setMotionBlurStrength
- Camera.setNearClip
- Camera.setNearDof
- Camera.setParams
- Camera.setRot
- Camera.setShakeAmplitude
- Camera.setUseShallowDofMode
- Camera.shake
- Camera.stopPointing
- Camera.stopShaking
- Camera.setDofParam
- Camera.getDofParam
- Properties: