Caligula wrote:
> I can't get the camera to go where I want it to go, when I put in
> coordinates, it always ends up being rotated. What am I doing wrong (or
> what should I be doing right)?

Well, just a wild guess here--the camera by default tries to orient 
itself with y as "up". If your camera is pointed straight up or straight 
down the y axis, it can get confused.

-- 
William Tracy
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