RotateWithFollowTarget

Copies the target's rotation.

Gives the camera the same rotation as the target, as if it were glued to it. It doesn't look at the target, it only copies how the target is turned.

Settings

Setting	Description	Default
`target`	Whose rotation to copy. Must have one; a fixed point doesn't. See Targets.
`damping`	Seconds to catch up with the target's rotation. `0` is instant. See Damping.	`0`
`maxSpeed`	Maximum turn speed, in degrees per second.	`Infinity`

Usage

import { HardLockToTargetBody, RotateWithFollowTargetAim, targetPose } from '@pmndrs/klipp';

const head = targetPose.create(); // keep head.position, head.rotation and hasRotation up to date

camera.body = new HardLockToTargetBody(head);
camera.aim = new RotateWithFollowTargetAim(head, { damping: 0.1 });

Only head.rotation is read, and only while head.hasRotation is set.

import { HardLockToTargetBodyThree, RotateWithFollowTargetAimThree } from '@pmndrs/klipp/three';

camera.body = new HardLockToTargetBodyThree(head);
camera.aim = new RotateWithFollowTargetAimThree(head, { damping: 0.1 });

<VirtualCamera name="first-person" priority={10}>
  <Body.HardLockToTarget target={headRef} />
  <Aim.RotateWithFollowTarget target={headRef} damping={0.1} />
</VirtualCamera>

ref gives you the RotateWithFollowTargetAimThree.

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