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View eye altitude (in meters) above the last rendered SectorGeometry, or
the analytical Globe, depending on the implementation.
Plane.
Sphere.
Angle in degrees.
Sphere.
Plane.
DrawContext.
DrawContext.
ElevationModel.Elevations object for the specified Sector and target resolution.
Matrix.
Plane.
View, or
null if the View implementation does not support a field-of-view.
View z-axis orientation in model coordinates.
Frustum in eye coordinates, computed in apply().
Frustum transformed to model coordinates.
javax.media.opengl.GL.
DrawContexts javax.media.opengl.GLContext.
javax.media.opengl.GLDrawable.
Globe, which may be null.
javax.media.opengl.glu.GLU.
View's angle from true North.
Cylinder.
Matrix.
Set of the keys of the objects in this MemoryCache.
LatLon.
Plane.
LatLon.
MemoryCache.
Model, which may be null.
apply(), which transforms model coordinates to eye
coordinates (where the eye is located at the origin, facing down the negative-z axis).
Plane.
Point representing the normal to this Plane.
MemoryCache.
View's angle from the plane tangent to the surface.
View may limit
its pitch to, if pitch constraints are enabled.
View's eye point.
apply(), which transforms eye coordinates to homogeneous
clip coordinates (a box of dimension (2, 2, 2) centered at the origin).
Angle in radians.
Sphere.
Plane.
View's angle about its local z-axis.
Sector the elevations pertain to.
Angle consumes.
Point consumes.
Sector and view parameters.
Plane.
Matrix.
View y-axis orientation in model coordinates.
MemoryCache space.
Plane.
View, which may be null.
apply().
Sector which is at least as large as the current visible sector.
View's translation in its forward direction.
View may limit
its zoom to, if zoom constraints are enabled.
View eye point to the new altitude (in meters) above the last rendered
SectorGeometry, or the analytical Globe, depending on the implementation.
View eye point to the new polar coordinate (latitude, longitude, elevation).
View eye point to the new geographic (latitude, longitude) coordinate.
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