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For example, let's take FOV. To focus it on the ground at a height of ~20, this parameter should be somewhere between 50-100 (in the example, it's 75).
Set Rod, Yaw, and Roll to zero, and Pitch to -1; then the camera will look straight down, which is quite convenient for aiming it at the desired area on the map. If everything is done correctly, then the x and y coordinates of the camera will correspond to the x and y coordinates of the map (possibly halved, if I'm not mistaken). And after that, all four parameters can be gradually adjusted, but I've already mentioned that I can only give a precise definition for Pitch: the angle between the camera's axis and the vertical axis in radians.
Set Rod, Yaw, and Roll to zero, and Pitch to -1; then the camera will look straight down, which is quite convenient for aiming it at the desired area on the map. If everything is done correctly, then the x and y coordinates of the camera will correspond to the x and y coordinates of the map (possibly halved, if I'm not mistaken). And after that, all four parameters can be gradually adjusted, but I've already mentioned that I can only give a precise definition for Pitch: the angle between the camera's axis and the vertical axis in radians.