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Comments by Member 11590284 (Top 1 by date)
Member 11590284
10-Apr-15 2:33am
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Thanks Fredrik. The moving of camera serves the purpose of stopping the zoom effect. But i have two queries.
1. how do i set the initial position of the camera as the window size can be small or large depending on the size of the window at the time of closure of the application?
i mean, open application -> resize screen -> close application -> re-open application.
The size of the screen is preserved at the closure of the application.
2. Is there any restriction on the movement of the camera to a certain point? When i reduce the size of the screen by say about 200% of the original size then the images gets enlarged. This is happening as the camera is getting set at around 0 or +ve z-axis.