Could someone explain to me how this constraint uses the axis settings avaible.
I have a camera set up to track an empty, the camera has been moved in the -Y direction, while the empty resides at position 0,0,0.
They seem to be incorrect as setting Y in the ‘up’ option, and -Z in the ‘to’ option would give the user the expected results of setting Z in ‘up’, and Y in ‘To’.
This would be due to the cameras front facing down the Y axis, while the top of the camera would be facing towards the Z axis, i.e. parallel to the grid floor.
I always thought the reset rotation of the camera to be strange, and quite a pain usually. But if it’s for a valid reason then I can just make note of this case and remember it for the next time.