bherbruckandClaude Opus 5.5 322a357dee Y-up worlds in the camera: an up axis on the camera (Z by default, or Y), with yaw and pitch measured about it; standard views, the home view, Look At, orbit, pan, the ground grid (XZ with Y up), the ground shadow and snapshots follow it. ui upAxis setting (app.set_up_axis re-aims and frames); cam.up_dir / to_frame / from_frame for the view cube and others ...

Part of #3 (the camera half; the preference and import offer are shell's)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RjGw4gA5ZvKrU8MQP6sBgT

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camera.rs

Y-up worlds in the camera: an up axis on the camera (Z by default, or Y), with yaw and pitch measured about it; standard views, the home view, Look At, orbit, pan, the ground grid (XZ with Y up), the ground shadow and snapshots follow it. ui upAxis setting (app.set_up_axis re-aims and frames); cam.up_dir / to_frame / from_frame for the view cube and others

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lib.rs

Y-up worlds in the camera: an up axis on the camera (Z by default, or Y), with yaw and pitch measured about it; standard views, the home view, Look At, orbit, pan, the ground grid (XZ with Y up), the ground shadow and snapshots follow it. ui upAxis setting (app.set_up_axis re-aims and frames); cam.up_dir / to_frame / from_frame for the view cube and others

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raster.rs

Snapshots show appearances: the CPU renderer colours bodies by their appearance (or imported colour) and faces with looks of their own, as the viewport does

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