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CLASS CCamSys
{
   // angles -180 to 180
   VAR FLOAT bestRange;
   VAR FLOAT minRange;
   VAR FLOAT maxRange;
   VAR FLOAT bestElevation;
   VAR FLOAT minElevation;
   VAR FLOAT maxElevation;
   VAR FLOAT bestAzimuth;
   VAR FLOAT minAzimuth;
   VAR FLOAT maxAzimuth;
   VAR FLOAT bestRotZ;
   VAR FLOAT minRotZ;
   VAR FLOAT maxRotZ;
   VAR FLOAT rotOffsetX;
   VAR FLOAT rotOffsetY;
   VAR FLOAT rotOffsetZ;
   VAR FLOAT targetOffsetX;
   VAR FLOAT targetOffsetY;
   VAR FLOAT targetOffsetZ;

   // dynamic
   VAR FLOAT veloTrans;// velocity while easing   to best position
   VAR FLOAT veloRot;// velocity while rotating to best orientation

   VAR INT     translate;// rotate around target, 1: on, 0:off
   VAR INT     rotate;   // rotate around target, 1: on, 0:off
   VAR INT     collision;// disable collision for this mode (ideal pos must be near player)
};

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Originally posted by Cold_Brains
Thanks for that Delo, but the mouse wheel only changes the camera position - brings it in closer to the character. I'm actually talking about something quite different - reducing the Field of View reduces the 'fish eye effect' - at the moment it's like you are seeing through a convex lens - things get more squashed and distorted away from the centre of the screen. The devs will know exactly what i mean, if any of them are reading these forums.....

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