Revamped, more flexible initialization code #19
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This revamps how we initialize. Use camera position to calculate initial alpha, beta, and radius, if they aren't set. If they are, override camera's position instead. This also removes the (actually broken) constructor method that created an instance from a transform, since it is now redundant.
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This revamps how we initialize. Use camera position to calculate initial alpha, beta, and radius, if they aren't set. If they are, override camera's position instead.
This also removes the (actually broken, I realised) constructor method
from_translation_and_focusthat creates an instance from a transform, since it is now redundant.This includes some other minor improvements to documentation and various small cleanup things.
Thanks to #4 for the idea of this change.