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Summary

A Camera that was given a name can be manipulated by scripts.

Instances

An instance named Camera (sector.Camera in the console) is available.

The mode of the camera is either normal (the camera is following the player) or autoscroll. In the latter mode, the camera is forced along a specified path.

Inheritance

This class inherits functions and variables from the following base classes:

Methods

Method	Explanation
`void set_pos(float x, float y)`	Moves the camera to the specified absolute position.
`void move(float x, float y)`	Moves the camera `x` to the left and `y` down.
`void set_mode(string mode)`	Sets the camera mode. `mode` - The mode can be "normal" or "manual".
`void scroll_to(float x, float y, float scrolltime)`	Scrolls the camera to specific coordinates in `scrolltime` seconds.
`void set_scale(float scale)`	Sets the scale factor.
`void set_scale_anchor(float scale, int anchor)`	Sets the scale factor and the target position anchor. `anchor` - Anchor point as represented by the `ANCHOR_*` constants (see AnchorPoints).
`void scale(float scale, float time)`	Fades to a specified scale factor in `time` seconds.
`void scale_anchor(float scale, float time, int anchor)`	Fades to a specified scale factor and target position anchor in `time` seconds. `anchor` - Anchor point as represented by the `ANCHOR_*` constants (see AnchorPoints).
`void ease_scale(float scale, float time, string ease)`	Fades to a specified scale factor in `time` seconds with easing (smooth movement).
`void ease_scale_anchor(float scale, float time, int anchor, string ease)`	Fades to a specified scale factor and target position anchor in `time` seconds with easing (smooth movement). `anchor` - Anchor point as represented by the `ANCHOR_*` constants (see AnchorPoints).
`float get_screen_width()`	Gets the current width of the screen.
`float get_screen_height()`	Gets the current height of the screen.
`float get_x()`	Gets the X coordinate of the top-left corner of the screen.
`float get_y()`	Gets the Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the screen.

Variables

None.

Constants