[WIP] Add View Cube #27
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This PR begins adding a View Cube at the request of #26. After this quick and dirty implementation, I'm not totally convinced the additional complexity and state are worth it. The camera movement functionality isn't necessary in a SCAD app, given the drawing occurs entirely from the code-editor and not the graphical editor. I may downgrade this to a simple orthonormal basis (to provide a quick reference for which direction is which).
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Going to close this one for now; maybe someday this functionality will come back as keyboard shortcuts. |
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This PR begins adding a View Cube at the request of #26.
After this quick and dirty implementation, I'm not totally convinced the additional complexity and state are worth it. The camera movement functionality isn't necessary in a SCAD app, given the drawing occurs entirely from the code-editor and not the graphical editor.
I may downgrade this to a simple orthonormal basis (to provide a quick reference for which direction is which).