Graphics

Can anyone tell me how it works and what it does?

I got a cube I want to rotate in the left corner of the screen. But I only want to see the front when I'm looking at it in rest position. It now reveals too much of itself. I tried an ortho cam but that just looks really boring. I tried moving the camera way back and zoom in. That does help but now my control arrows/graphics for x y z are ridiculously large.

I had hoped the camera layer is made for messing with perspective.

I think I got it. It acts like a camera. But it's not suited for what I want.
To have a rotating cube, without the side or top showing when you place it left to the screen, it is best to create a separate scene with a centered cube and put that scene as a texture onto a quad in the master scene. I now have a rotating cube that looks cool when it rotates but flat when in rest, wherever you place it.
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If you use an ortho camera and set it to active you won't be able to see the top or sides of the cube.
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claudycj You got it right. That is the solution. Garner, I tried you idea too but I found that it doesn't make the rotation as exciting to look at.


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