GetCameraX

Xpos = GetCameraX(CameraIndex)

Parameters:     CameraIndex = The Index Identifier of the Camera that you wish to read from

Returns:     Xpos = The X position of this camera

The GetCameraX() function returns the X position of this camera. FACTS:       * Camera positions are in World Space, not Screen Space. So the camera may be looking at a coordinate way beyond the screens size. Mini Tutorial:       Create a camera, position it and then read back and display this position.       ; CReate a Camera   CreateCamera 1    ; Position This Camera to the world space coord of 3000,4000   PositionCamera 1,3000,4000    ; Read this cameras X & Y Positions   Print "Cameras X pos:"+Str$(GetCameraX(1))   Print "Cameras Y pos:"+Str$(GetCameraY(1))    ; Display the Screen and wait for the user to press a key   Sync   WaitKey    This example would output.      Cameras X pos:3000.0   Cameras Y pos:4000.0

Related Info:	GetCameraY | MoveCamera | PositionCamera | PositionCameraX | PositionCameraY :

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