lookat - superclass: Matrix3Controller; super-superclass:MAXWrapper - 3:3 - classID: #(8198, 0)
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Value > MAXWrapper > Controllers > Matrix3Controller > LookAt |
The LookAt controller is obsolete and available only for backwards compatibility. You are encouraged to use the LookAt Constraint (which is a Rotation Controller and not a Matrix3 Controller) instead.
Constructor
lookat ...
Properties
<lookAt>.position Bezier_Position -- the position controller
Get/Set the Position sub-controller of the LookAt controller.
<lookAt>.roll_angle Bezier_Float -- the roll controller
Get/Set the Roll sub-controller of the LookAt controller.
<lookAt>.scale Bezier_Scale -- the scale controller
Get/Set the Scale sub-controller of the LookAt controller.
There presently are no methods for directly accessing or setting the target node in the LookAt controller. To set the target node, the LookAt controller needs to be assigned to a node, and then the lookat property of the node is set to the target node. If the transform controller for a node is not a LookAt controller, and a target node is assigned to the lookat property of the node, a LookAt controller is automatically assigned to the node.
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FOR EXAMPLE |
$box01.lookat=$box02 |
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is equivalent to |
$box01.transform.controller=lookat() $box01.lookat=$box02 |
lookat interfaces:
Interface:ILookatControl
Properties:
.UseTargetAsUpNode: bool : Read|Write
Get/Set whether to use the target as the Up Node.
.Axis: integer : Read|Write|Validated by Range: 0 to 2
Get/Set the axis. Possible values are:
0 - X Axis
1 - Y Axis
2 - Z Axis
.Flip: boolean : Read|Write
Get/Set whether to flip the orientation.Normally, a node will look at the target with the negative axis. Setting Flip to true will make the node to look at the target with the positive axis.