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-====== Tutorial de Vista y Cámara ======
-===== Sumario =====
-Ver previamente [[main#Basic|tutoriales básicos]] para más información sobre [[object|creación básica de objetos]], [[clock|manejando el reloj]], [[frame| jerarquía de fotogramas]] y [[anim|animaciones]].
-Este tutorial muestra como usar múltiples vistas con múltiples cámaras.\\
-Cuatro vistas son creadas aquí.
-La esquina superior izquierda una (''Viewport1'') y la esquina inferior derecha una (''Viewport4'') comparten la misma cámara.\\
-Para archivar este, necesitamos usar el mismo nombre en el fichero de configuración para la cámara.
-Furthermore, when manipulating this camera using left & right mouse buttons to rotate it,
-arrow keys to move it and left control & left shift to zoom it, the two viewports associated with this camera will both be affected.
-The top right viewport (''Viewport2'') is based on another camera (''Camera2'') which [[wp>Viewing_frustum|frustum]] is narrower than the first one, resulting in a display twice as big. You can't affect this viewport at runtime in this tutorial.
-The last viewport (''Viewport3'') is based on another camera (''Camera3'') which has the exact same settings than the first one.\\
-This viewport will display what you originally had in the ''Viewport1'' & ''Viewport4'' before modifying their camera.\\
-You can also interact directly with the first viewport properties, using WASD keys to move it and 'Q' & 'E' to resize it.
-//NB: When two viewports overlap, the oldest one (ie. the one created before the other) will be displayed on top.//
-Lastly, we have a box that doesn't move at all, and a little soldier whose world position will be determined by the current mouse on-screen position.\\
-In other words, no matter which viewport your mouse is on, and no matter how the camera for this viewport is set,
-the soldier will always have his feet at the same position than your mouse on screen (provided it's in a viewport).
-Viewports and objects are created with random colors and sizes using the character '~' in config file.
-//NB: Cameras store their position/zoom/rotation in an orxFRAME structure, thus allowing them to be part of the orxFRAME hierarchy
-as seen in the [[frame|frame tutorial]].\\
-As a result, object auto-following can be achieved by setting the object as the camera's parent.\\
-On the other hand, having a camera as parent of an object will insure that the object will always be displayed at the same place in the corresponding viewport ((very useful for making HUD & UI, for example)).//
-===== Detalles =====
-===== Recursos =====

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