Scene Properties – Camera – Orbit

Configure the orbit (3rd-person) camera: position, auto-rotate, movement speed, depth-of-field, and movement constraints.

LCC viewer

Steps: Expand scene settings section → Select the Camera scene section → Expand all collapsed fieldsets

Interface elements

Orbit view

Element	Details
	Camera Position Set or reset the default orbit camera position and target for the scene.
	Auto Rotate Automatically rotate the camera around the scene target when idle. Default: Off
	Move Speed Adjust how fast the camera responds to pan and zoom input. Default: 2
	Move Acceleration Set how quickly camera movement reaches its maximum speed. Default: 2
	Damping Control the inertia effect applied after camera movement stops.
	Min Y Set the minimum Y position the camera target is allowed to reach.
	Max Y Set the maximum Y position the camera target is allowed to reach.
	Min Vertical Angle Set how far down the camera can rotate (tilt limit).
	Max Vertical Angle Set how far up the camera can rotate (tilt limit).
	Min Horizontal Angle Set the leftward rotation limit for the orbit camera.
	Max Horizontal Angle Set the rightward rotation limit for the orbit camera.
	Min Distance Set the minimum zoom distance between the camera and its target.
	Max Distance Set the maximum zoom distance between the camera and its target.
	Disable Pan Prevent the viewer from panning the camera target.
	Limit Above Surface Reset constraints to sensible defaults that keep the camera above the scene surface.
	No Constraints Clear all orbit camera constraints, restoring full freedom of movement.
	Enable Collision Turn orbit camera collision on or off so the camera respects scene geometry while moving. Default: Off
	Enable Handheld Motion Add handheld-style motion to the orbit camera for a less static shot. Default: Off
	Aperture Size Set the depth-of-field aperture; larger values create a stronger bokeh blur. Default: 0
	Focal Distance Set the distance from the camera at which the scene is in sharp focus. Default: 0