AvatarActor

The avatar's camera rotation around the X axis (the axis going from left to right; thus a positive value indicates to look "up" ,and a negative value indicates to look "down".)

To get desired effects, use the set method:

`this.set({lookPitch: n})

Typically you would set lookPitch and lookYaw at the same time:

this.set({lookPitch: m, lookYaw: n})

The avatar's camera rotation around the Y axis in the scene (the axis going from bottom to top; thus a positive value indicates to look east, and a negative value indicates to look west.

To get desired effects, use the set() method:

this.set({lookYaw: n})

Typically you would set lookPitch and lookYaw at the same time:

this.set({lookPitch: m, lookYaw: n})

The offset in 3D coordinates between avatar's position and the camera's position. A typical third person view behind the avatar has [0, p, p], where p is a positive number.

Glide to the specified position and rotation in the global coordinate. The fall flag specifies whether the avatar should start falling to the ground or not.

Equivalent to call:

goTo([0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 1]);
this.set({lookPitch: 0, lookYaw: 0});
this.say("setLookAngles", {pitch: 0, yaw: 0, lookOffset: [0, 0, 0]});

the last say line notifies the pawn to update the display.

This method computes the position and rotation in front of the avatar at specified distance. The optional optOffset is added to the result in the reference frame of the avatar.

The function returns an object with two properties {translation: Vector3, rotation: Quaternion}.