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What is the difference between position and lookAt() in three.js?

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I am looking at three.js recently, but when I am learning camera, this place is not very clear. Please help everyone
What is the difference between position and lookAt() in three.js?

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I am looking at three.js recently, but when I am learning camera, this place is not very clear. Please help everyone
What is the difference between position and lookAt() in three.js?

  • position corresponds to the position of the camera in space

  • camera.lookAt() corresponds to the rotation angle (rotation) of the camera, that is, rotate the camera towards that position

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