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| Set camera interest for given entity. Camera interest is by default 0. Any unit which is speaking has its camera interest raised to 50. Camera interest is used to focus camera to control depth of field in cutscenes. Combination of camera interest, unit position of the screen, unit movement, unit type, and some other properties is used to determine which unit to focus at. Higher camera interest increases the chance of the unit being focused.|= Description
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| entity '''setCameraInterest''' interest |= Syntax
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| [[Nothing]] |= Return value
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|x1= <pre>_soldier setCameraInterest 50</pre> |= Example 1
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|descr= Set camera interest for given entity. Camera interest is by default 0. Any unit which is speaking has its camera interest raised to 50. Camera interest is used to focus camera to control depth of field in cutscenes. Combination of camera interest, unit position of the screen, unit movement, unit type, and some other properties is used to determine which unit to focus at. Higher camera interest increases the chance of the unit being focused.
 
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|seealso= [[cameraInterest]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands|SETCAMERAINTEREST]]
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[[Category:Scripting Commands OFP Elite |SETCAMERAINTEREST]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands ArmA|SETCAMERAINTEREST]]
[[Category:Command Group: Camera Control|SETCAMERAINTEREST]]

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Description

Description:
Set camera interest for given entity. Camera interest is by default 0. Any unit which is speaking has its camera interest raised to 50. Camera interest is used to focus camera to control depth of field in cutscenes. Combination of camera interest, unit position of the screen, unit movement, unit type, and some other properties is used to determine which unit to focus at. Higher camera interest increases the chance of the unit being focused.
Groups:
Camera Control

Syntax

Syntax:
entity setCameraInterest interest
Parameters:
entity: Object
interest: Number
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
_soldier setCameraInterest 50;

Additional Information

See also:
cameraInterest

Notes

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