CreateLookAt() [1/2]

static void Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Matrix.CreateLookAt ( ref Vector3 cameraPosition, ref Vector3 cameraTarget, ref Vector3 cameraUpVector, out Matrix result )

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Definition at line 1109 of file Matrix.cs.

    {
        Vector3 vector = Vector3.Normalize(cameraPosition - cameraTarget);
        Vector3 vector2 = Vector3.Normalize(Vector3.Cross(cameraUpVector, vector));
        Vector3 vector3 = Vector3.Cross(vector, vector2);
        result.M11 = vector2.X;
        result.M12 = vector3.X;
        result.M13 = vector.X;
        result.M14 = 0f;
        result.M21 = vector2.Y;
        result.M22 = vector3.Y;
        result.M23 = vector.Y;
        result.M24 = 0f;
        result.M31 = vector2.Z;
        result.M32 = vector3.Z;
        result.M33 = vector.Z;
        result.M34 = 0f;
        result.M41 = 0f - Vector3.Dot(vector2, cameraPosition);
        result.M42 = 0f - Vector3.Dot(vector3, cameraPosition);
        result.M43 = 0f - Vector3.Dot(vector, cameraPosition);
        result.M44 = 1f;
    }

References Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.Cross(), Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.Dot(), Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.Normalize(), Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.X, Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.Y, and Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector3.Z.