The following tables list the members exposed by ICamera.
Public Properties
| Name | Description |
| AspectRatio | Gets the aspect ratio (width/height) of the field of view rectangle for the camera.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| DepthOfFieldEnabled | Gets whether depth of field effects are enabled or disabled.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| DepthOfFieldOffset | Gets the approximate distance from the camera's focal plane to point where focus is lost.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| FieldOfViewAngle | Gets the camera's horizontal angle of the field of view.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| FieldOfViewDepth | Gets the camera's depth of the field of view.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| FieldOfViewHeight | Gets the camera's height of the field of view.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| ID | Gets the ID for this camera. |
| LockCameraPosition | Gets or sets whether the camera position is locked. |
| Perspective | Gets whether the camera is in perspective mode or not.
NOTE: This property is a get-only property. Set is not implemented. |
| Pitch | Gets or sets the pitch (up or down angle) of a floating camera. |
| PositionType | Gets or sets the camera position type. |
| RotationRollAngle | Gets or sets the camera's roll angle. |
| RotationRollBySelection | Gets or sets whether you can select the camera's rotation roll direction. |
| RotationRollEntity | Gets or sets the entity (line, edge, face, or plane) that defines the camera's rotation up direction. |
| RotationRollFlipDirection | Gets or sets whether to flip the direction of the camera 180. |
| TargetPointBySelection | Gets or sets whether you can set the target point. |
| TargetPointPosition | Gets or sets the position of the target point. |
| Type | Gets or sets the type of camera. |
| Yaw | Gets or sets the yaw (side-to-side angle) of a floating camera. |
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