vis.view: Render renderables for a static view and orient the camera...
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vis.view

R Documentation

Render renderables for a static view and orient the camera (camera-based).

Description

Renders the given renderables UNROTATED and orients the rgl camera so the scene appears exactly as if the renderables had been rotated by (rotation_angle, x, y, z) and then viewed from (theta, phi, fov=0). This is the camera-based replacement for the legacy mesh-rotation approach (vis.rotated.coloredmeshes); it is pixel-identical for the fsbrain view angles (see tests/testthat/test-camera_unification.R).

Usage

vis.view(
  renderables,
  style = "default",
  rotation_angle = 0,
  x = 1,
  y = 0,
  z = 0,
  theta = 0,
  phi = 0
)

Arguments

`renderables`	list of renderables (coloredmesh, coloredvoxels, Triangles3D) to render into the current scene.
`style`	a rendering style, see `get.rglstyle`.
`rotation_angle`	x, y, z the mesh rotation that the camera must reproduce (passed to `rotation.matrix`).
`theta`	phi the fixed-camera angles (passed to `view3d`).