Reference Summary: Let's implement the mouselook functionality, so we can look around the 3D world with the mouse, like in an FPS game. In this video we are going to implement the lookat function, which creates the view matrix.
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Let's implement the mouselook functionality, so we can look around the 3D world with the mouse, like in an FPS game. In this video we are going to implement the lookat function, which creates the view matrix. In this video we are going to do instancing with a vector 3, instead of a single float.
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- Let's implement the mouselook functionality, so we can look around the 3D world with the mouse, like in an FPS game.
- In this video we are going to implement the lookat function, which creates the view matrix.
- In this video we are going to do instancing with a vector 3, instead of a single float.
- Let's start to implement keyboard inputs, at the end of the video, we will have basic
- At the end of the video we will be able to click on objects in our scene, this ...
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